Colorado's mountains pick up a light New Year's Day into Friday refresh, with the best snowfall focused on the Park Range. Snow levels start on the high side near 8,000-9,000 feet, then trend lower by late Friday, so higher terrain stays wintry while some lower bases flirt with wetter snow early on. Snowfall amounts are generally modest across the I-70 corridor and central mountains, while Steamboat stands out with the most meaningful accumulation; the southern mountains do well for a light system too, although Telluride is temporarily closed.