Colorado braces for significant snowfall across multiple regions

The National Weather Service issues warnings and advisories for heavy snow expected Thursday through Friday, impacting outdoor activities and travel.

Winter storm warnings and advisories issued for Colorado's mountains and plains, with snow accumulations up to 24 inches forecasted in some areas.
Pikes Peak and the Front Range cities could see significant snowfall, affecting trails and highways.
Forecast models predict varying snow amounts, with the potential for less snow if storm energy is weak.
Outdoor recreation and travel along the I-25 corridor expected to be heavily impacted by the snow.
Next week's weather forecast suggests a return to warmer, drier conditions before another storm hits mid-week.