Blizzard warnings have been issued south and east of Denver. Treacherous travel due to wind and snow is expected overnight Monday into Tuesday afternoon for portions of Colorado's Eastern Plains.Let me start with the high country as widespread 4-10 inches of snow is expected throughout the day on Monday.

The National Weather Service issued blizzard warnings in the Great Plains on Monday, as a system that will bring snow and high winds is expected to ramp up early Tuesday morning. “Whiteout conditions are expected and will make travel treacherous and potentially life-threatening.

The NWS says south-central and southeastern Minnesota – including Dakota County in the Twin Cities metro – are under a blizzard watch, with heavy snow set to combine with strong winds gusts of between 40-50 mph.

A strengthening storm system will move across the country this week, bringing blizzard conditions to the Heartland and tornadoes and damaging winds to the South.

Many types of winter weather alerts are in effect from an incoming spring storm in southern Colorado. Here's a primer on the differences between each of them.

A classic springtime storm will pack high winds and snowfall in the Plains and Midwest, resulting in blizzard conditions for some areas early this week.

Wednesday sees a return to sunshine, although winds still may be strong. The winds will be breezy out west, but not as bad. Farther east, they will still be gusty, but should come down by the afternoon. High temperatures will mostly be in the 40s, although some with snow cover may remain in the 30s.

A powerful winter storm will bring accumulating snow and strong northerly wind gusts from 50 to 60 mph to the region Tuesday night through Wednesday. This will create areas of blowing snow and blizzard conditions,

Storm Lola is heading to the Central Plains and Midwest. The storm will bring some severe winter weather. Several alerts have been issued by the National Weather Service, including warnings of blizzards in northeast Colorado and western Nebraska.

Blizzard Warnings are in place for parts of the western half of the state tonight through noon Wednesday. A Winter Weather Advisory for much of central and eastern Nebraska Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday.

As of right now, we are tracking a possible winter storm for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning and afternoon following the passage of a cold front. We will start off with warmer temperatures and rain chances before temperatures drop following the cold front leading to snow,