Extra clouds linger over the Mile High City with an afternoon breeze and cooler highs as snow falls in the high country in the Denver weather forecast.

Thursday morning's snow was causing some difficulties for drivers across the Denver metro area. Snow started falling early in the morning and according to CBS Colorado's First Alert meteorologists, the system could bring roughly 1-3 inches of snow to areas south and east of Denver.

Denver is expanding its homeless shelter offerings Monday afternoon through Wednesday morning, as cold weather and snow threaten residents sleeping outdoors.

A quieter forecast is in store as Denver’s weather gradually warms up next week. This weekend, however, will still be chilly with breezy conditions on Saturday. The Pinpoint Weather team is also tracking mountain snow on Saturday and possible flakes along the Palmer Divide.

It's a First Alert Weather Day on Thursday as snow moves into the Denver metro area. The main concern with this system won't be the amount of snowfall but will be with the gusty winds causing areas of blowing snow.

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