The final week of 2020 starts with a small snow show­er and could end with even more snow.

Monday’s fore­cast high in Den­ver is 33 degrees, accord­ing to the Nation­al Weath­er Ser­vice in Boul­der. Snow should start to fall around noon and stop before night­fall. Less than an inch of snow will fall dur­ing the day, and anoth­er half-inch is expect­ed overnight as the tem­per­a­ture drops to 23 degrees.

Trav­el­ing in the moun­tains will be treach­er­ous all day, while on the plains, icy and snow-cov­ered roads may devel­op in the evening. The worst of the snow­storm will be in the far north­east cor­ner of Colorado.

More snow is com­ing Tues­day with a dust­ing of a half of an inch. Tem­per­a­tures will reach 35 degrees as winds gust up to 20 mph. Wind will per­sist Tues­day night as the skies clear and the tem­per­a­ture drops down into the teens.

The sun will poke its way out Wednes­day with a high of 40 degrees. There’s anoth­er chance of snow on New Year’s Eve into the first morn­ing of 2021.