storm in south eastern colorado starting to spread heavy snow just east of the metro area especially douglas and elbert county, stretching up to weld county in south eastern wyoming. we're seeing the heaviest snow. we'll get a few and snow for the morning. back that guy out of here this afternoon. strong wind out of the north on the back side. by 10:30 or 11:00, rain or snow ending here. it will continue in douglas or elbert county. windy with 40s around here during the day today. rain, snow over the plains. good bit of the afternoon. it will start wrapping the snow up in the mountains. 80 to 90% of the snow that will today. 30 to 40 miles per hour over the eastern plains. we have odd degrees symbols going there. i'll get that straightened out for us. 40s here today with 43. we have early rain and snow and only trace amounts in few places to the absolute maximum up to a couple inches here and there clear out tonight, warmer tomorrow. really windy thanksgiving day ou sunday. >> we're getting out close to the 6:00 drive. we learned sky 9 will not launch this morning. lower visibility and of course the weather keeping them on the ground. we wanted to be safe. we'll

mountain foothills, gusty for north eastern colorado and jay cent areas in nebraska and wyoming. 20s and 30s in the mountains with 40s and 50s over the eastern plains and south eastern colorado. cloudy day in general. windy conditions, mid-40s today. mid to lower 20s tonight. winds stay up close to 20 miles per hour, ramps back up tomorrow. a few random snowflakes here and there, no big deal. windy wednesday. light snow friday. small degree by the middle of the day. i don't anticipate a big impact from that system. >> thank you marty. >>> we've got all sorts of problems now in the last few minute across the i-70 corridor. we're going to start off with the live view of the eisenhower johnson tunnel. you can't see problems near the tunnel. both directions east and west will be affected by these issues. first across the big picture, golden. that area of wind closing down loveland pass. avalanche concern. u.s. 6 shut down across loveland since yesterday at i-45. a roll over crash leading up to eisenhower tunnel itself. this is going to cause backups into the high country. to the east, there's eastbound i-70 jackknifed semi truck right at exit to u.s. 40 country

the heaviest snow eastern wyoming through weld county and south and east of metro denver. that's the heaviest band of snow on the back side of this system. things clear out later this morning. we'll also get some mixing of snow this morning before things pull out of here later in the day. even when it starts to clear out so to speak. wind and chilly temperatures will remain with 40ss for your e470 we'll get moderate snow for morning and early afternoon. snow wraps up in the mountains by lunchtime. transitions over to the plains with rain snow mix. i anticipate highways to stay merely wet. not cold enough for anything to freeze. big issue on the plains, 30 to almost 50 miles per hour winds throughout the rest of the morning and this afternoon. chilly east, chilly in the mountains. slightly warmer colorado. 43 today. early morning snow. most you could get is an inch or two on the grass this morning. we clear this evening going to mid 20s. much warmer tomorrow. windy thursday. another couple inches of snow in the mountains but not around here. mild through saturday. light sno

now for tomorrow a red flag warning also in effect for southern wyoming and a fire weather watch will be in effect for south eastern colorado with a gust out there could get up to 35 miles per hour. everybody wants to know how about the snow. remember, the weather has been very dry. but 1-2 inches all of that fall from the sky. not a lot of it accumulating for it along the front range. so thursday really is a day to watch where we will have that big time cool down. highs will be in the 40s. we have one more day with temperatures expected to be near that record high. now that snowy weather will move out before friday. by then it will be windy an friday a high of 38 degrees. temperatures on saturday and sunday will be in the upper 40s and gradually warming into the 60s. now stay up to date with what is happening with the forecast. >>> it was too close to call for a week but now we know the results of denver's marijuana vote. we know they have been counting this ordnance 300 passed 53-46 with a little more than 17,000 votes. it creates a four year pilot program where businesses in the city can apply for a permit to le

eastern plains. not a cloud in the sky across colorado. we'll enjoy sunshine state-wide today. weather maker in texas. rest of the country dry today. weak cold front is in montana, drops south through wyoming today and will pass over colorado tonight and nothing drastic. still, highs in the 50. and after reaching 74 yesterday, you'll notice the difference. 15 to 20-degree cooldown from yesterday to where we'll be tomorrow. but no moisture, that front will not bring rain or snow. hope the end of next week things will change. next wednesday we're dry. between now and next wednesday completely dry. the 17th, next thursday, where you see the green we'll have a chance of rain or snow. ahead of thanksgiving. 68 the high this afternoon. tomorrow 56, followed by mid- 60s for the weekend. sunny conditions through early next week. let's get a check on the traffic. here's joel. >>> never a good sign when you have flashing lights. cdot telling us they've delayed opening up that southbound hov lane. had issues and looks like they're just pulling away. got the cones picked up. that is good news if that's a route you take. because right now looking at a great drive southbound coming into town. little pat

south dakota, wyoming and also nebraska picking up on some steady snows. for us up and down the i-25 corridor we've been watching the snow coming heaviest bands across the eastern plains where they initially saw rainfall quickly turning to snow with cooler temperatures. the storm system will be a fast one. i am anticipating it moving out after about 10 p.m. this evening, really light snowfall across the metro area. we have been watching that snowfall kind of sticking in the grassy surfaces and keeping it cool around here, a huge dropoff from our balmy 80 degrees yesterday. we have winter storm warnings in place for the northern and central mountains. that will continue until midnight tonight with winter the front range, areas above about 9,000 feet and then across southeastern colorado they're saying what storm? red flag warnings, high wind warning in places like lamar, trinidad. wind gusts out of the north, 30 mile-per-hour gusts in fort collins, 26 in greeley, the northerly winds making their way into the city in the next hour or two. as far as temperatures go. i'm sure you felt the bite in the the interstate, 20s in the foothills now. looking ahead at what w

eastern. we'll be watching 14 states, key races in the brlattleground states. the last polls are also closing in kansas, louisiana, minnesota, nebraska, new york, north dakota, south dakota, texas, and wyomingtoral votes are at stake in this coming hour. remember, 270 are needed to win the presidency. jake, we're heading into battlegrounds where the candidates have tried to clearly shake up the electoral map. >> that's right. as we move west, we're looking at some states now where they've been trying to change the color of states. we've seen hillary clinton trying to make a play, to turn arizona from red to blue, while donald trump would like to flip democratic-leaning michigan, or wisconsin, or colorado from blue to red. let's check in with our correspondents, who are at the major presidential candidates' campaign headquarters. they're both in new york city. first, let's go to jeff zeleny at clinton campaign headquarters. and jeff, these numbers out of north carolina and florida have got to be nerve-racking for the clinton team, especially florida, which they felt pretty confident about. >> they did, indeed, jake. really for the last couple of days. the clinton campaign's confidence has be