On-and-off snow will continue across the mountains of Colorado throughout the weekend and into early next week. This coincides with the busiest next 7 to 10 days of the ski season, as many celebrate the new year at the ski resorts.

Another wave of winter weather will impact Colorado mountains Saturday, dumping as much as a foot and a half of snow in areas above 10,000 feet, according to the National Weather Service.

Nothing in Colorado is as miserable as being stuck in Interstate 70 mountain traffic. Why it matters: It happens often in the winter as weather, construction, the Eisenhower Tunnel and congestion combine to turn the interstate into a parking lot.

Near-treacherous travel is expected at times across Interstate 70 as several rounds of snow hit the mountains of Colorado.On-and-off waves of snow are expected through the weekend and even early next week across the mountains.

Road conditions could be treacherous in Colorado’s mountains in the days leading up to the New Year’s holiday. Amid what is expected to be a record-breaking period for end-of-year holiday travel, weather experts are

FOX31's Nate Belt is in the Pinpoint Weather Beast to track weather conditions as heavy snow impacts traveling. Nate spoke with drivers making the journey.

On Friday afternoon, the National Weather Service released their prediction for snowfall around Colorado through Sunday evening – and it's showing that big totals are expected in part of the