It's about to get cold.

More snow is on the horizon for the Denver metro area this week. An Arctic blast is set to move in and drop temperatures Tuesday, bringing lots of snow on Wednesday. So, you better get the puffy coats and shovels out!

Snow is going to begin on Tuesday in the evening and continue throughout most of the day Wednesday. We're likely to see the heaviest snowfall on Wednesday morning, so this will affect your morning and evening commutes.

According to local meteorologists, areas west of I-25 (Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Littleton, etc.) will have the highest snowfall totals, with expectations of 4–8 inches. Then, the Denver areas east of I-25 will see lower snow totals, likely around 3–4 inches.

But snow isn't the only thing we can expect this week. In addition, bitter cold temperatures will begin on Tuesday night. Some areas will drop well below zero degrees on Thursday.

*This is an ongoing story and will be updated accordingly. Refresh for updates!

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