It could be a white Christmas after all in Colorado’s high country. A wide swath of the state from Telluride to Winter Park could receive between 1 and 4 inches of snow Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service in Boulder.

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It's looking like a warm and dry Christmas in Fort Collins, but there may be a glimpse of winter weather ahead.

Today’s Forecast: We'll call today the calm before the storm as changes are expected to roll into Southern Colorado on Christmas Day. That said, our forecast on this Christmas Eve is looking good! We'll see dry skies and sunshine early, with increasing clouds expected this evening.

According to the National Weather Service, there is a low probability of snow on Christmas Eve or Christmas day. If it does happen, it would be brief and in the late afternoon or early evening on Christmas day.

The official definition for a white Christmas is that there is at least 1 inch of snow of the ground. Historically, that happens about 36% of the time in Colorado. Over the past 30 years, we've had a white Christmas 13 times.

The odds of a white Christmas along Colorado’s Front Range aren’t looking good. The region has experienced a string of warm and dry weather in the days leading up to the holiday. A storm system could bring rain to Metro Denver by Christmas afternoon or evening.

Colorado's high country received a fresh blanket of soft powder Wednesday, delivering prime conditions for skiers and snowboarders. A drier, calmer, and warmer stretch of weather is expected to settle