Abundant sunshine is back across all of Colorado on Friday before some changes arrive for the weekend in the Denver weather forecast.

Denver is expanding its homeless shelter offerings Monday afternoon through Wednesday morning, as cold weather and snow threaten residents sleeping outdoors.

Thursday morning's snow was causing some difficulties for drivers across the Denver metro area. Snow started falling early in the morning and according to CBS Colorado's First Alert meteorologists, the system could bring roughly 1-3 inches of snow to areas south and east of Denver.

Light morning snow showers could create some issues along the Palmer Divide and east along Interstate 70, but the snow should be done by noon with a breezy wind through the afternoon in the Denver weather forecast.

Light snow falling paired with 45 mph wind gusts will lead to difficult travel and low visibility. Use extra caution if you will be traveling in this area, and remember the saying “Ice and snow, take it slow.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day has been issued for Thursday as more snow and chilly temperatures move into Denver’s weather forecast.

This system could bring roughly 1-3 inches of snow to areas south and east of Denver. President Biden stood next to Gov. Gavin Newsom and pledged full federal support as fires burned through Los Angeles County.

A Weather Impact Day has been issued Thursday morning as enough snow could fall to slicken up the morning commute.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day will be in effect Saturday for accumulating snowfall from Saturday into Sunday, especially in the mountains.

Snow will fall for most of the day Thursday around metro Denver, with the southern and western suburbs seeing higher totals from the quick-moving storm.