A stronger, slower moving winter storm will bring more significant travel impacts to Southern Colorado on Wednesday.

Colorado's first big winter storm of the season is in full swing this Wednesday morning, delivering the heaviest snowfall just in time for the commute and causing slow, slick travel along the I-25 corridor and the foothills.

With a major winter storm in the forecast for this weekend, Colorado backcountry officials are warning that the fresh snow will lead to a significant increase in avalanche danger across the state. Colorado Avalanche

A mid-week winter storm will bring several inches of snow to I-25 and travel headaches. Here is a look at storm updates and closures.

Snow will start falling in the Denver area early Wednesday morning, stacking up multiple inches as it continues throughout the day, according to the National Weather Service.

A winter storm is brewing and ready to head toward the high country starting Friday night. The potential for dangerous driving conditions is very high in the moutains.

Southern Colorado will be under winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings for a snowstorm on Wednesday, December 2nd.