Snow is back in the forecast for Colorado, with two moderate storms bringing precipitation to all three mountain zones over the next five days. Colorado’s snowpack is still hurting, but Mother Nature is chipping away at the deficit some,

Snow lovers had plenty to celebrate this week as a series of winter storms brought fresh snowfall to California’s mountains, including ski resorts around Lake Tahoe.

Last night (Jan 5-6) was this winter’s coldest so far in the UK, with London hitting an extreme low of -8C. Snow is notoriously the most difficult weather phenomenon to accurately predict, but according to weather forecasters, there is a chance we could see the white stuff over the next few days. Here’s what they’re saying.

Mount Bachelor, which received 10 inches of snow over the weekend, still has a meager base depth of 27 inches — just enough to run a ski hill. Only half of the mountain’s ski lifts were open Monday morning, and the ski area has been warning riders to remain cautious and stick to groomed terrain.

The National Weather Service (NWS) reports that Denver will see mostly clear skies on Thursday, with a high of 58 degrees and a low of 22. However, conditions will shift on Friday, when there is a 40 percent chance of snow beginning in the afternoon. Temperatures will drop to a low of 14 degrees overnight.

Snow and ice warnings remain in place across many parts of the UK, as the Met Office warns disruptive snow could sweep across southern England this week. Parts of northern Scotland will remain under amber warnings of snow until Tuesday night,

Heavy snow has been forecast for North Kirklees after the Met Office issued a new yellow weather warning for snow.

Met Office yellow warnings are currently in place in northern Scotland, while amber warnings for heavy snow were issued in England starting Thursday evening in the Midlands, South Yorkshire, parts of Wales and Gloucestershire,