Golden fall color could be accented by the arrival of high elevation snow in northern and central mountain areas this weekend. Related Articles Outdoors | Mountain town adds leaf-peeping updates and photos to tourism website Outdoors | Discover dazzling fall foliage beyond Colorado’s aspen trees Outdoors | Here’s your fall travel cheat sheet including cheapest flights and top destinations Outdoors | Colorado fall colors map: County-by-county leaf-peeping predictions Outdoors | Expert predicts spectacular fall colors in Colorado this leaf-peeping season According to National Weather Service meteorologist Russell Danielson a “pretty strong storm” is forecast to begin Saturday morning and into Sunday, with the potential for “pretty significant rain for September standards.” Daytime temperatures in valley areas Saturday will drop from the 60s to 50s, with overnight lows in some cases falling below freezing. In some of the highest elevation areas, that may translate to as much as 2-4 inches of snow accumulation, though Danielson said that will be dependent on the storm’s path. “We’ll see if we get a direct hit from this storm,” Danielson said. “It’s still pretty uncertain.” Read the full story at our partner, Summit Daily.