By Reuters
Up to 12 inches of snow could fall in parts of Colorado and New Mexico on Saturday as a storm system moves through the central U.S., bringing what forecasters said would be the first significant snow of the season to the region.
From New Mexico to the Great Lakes, the storm that brought damaging winds to Western states and several inches of snow to the Rockies on Friday is set to drop four to seven inches of snow in other states in the region, including Nebraska and Kansas, according to forecasters.
Parts of Nebraska were already blanketed with snow on Saturday morning. And residents of the high country in Arizona were on the lookout for snow later Saturday as well, with forecasters predicting up to eight inches in Flagstaff by Saturday night.
The same system was bringing rain to parts of north Texas, as well as parts of Michigan and Iowa.
The northern Great Lakes can expect snow accumulation on Saturday night, forecasters said.
The National Weather Service issued an advisory on Saturday warning of potential heavy rain in parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas on Saturday night in advance of a cold front expected to hit the area late Saturday or early Sunday.
A second winter storm is expected to develop on Sunday evening in New Mexico, across Texas and into Oklahoma, bringing temperatures down to the 20s for some areas and sparking the potential for snow, sleet or ice.
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