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An Arctic blast and snow will hit Denver at the end of the week, producing this winter's coldest temperatures so far.

State of play: The thermometer begins to dip Friday with 2-6 inches of snow expected through Saturday along the Front Range, according to meteorologists.

The cold extends into Sunday and Monday when high temperatures stay in the single digits and lows could fall to -10 or lower, 9News reports.

The bottom line: Be prepared to bundle up.

Denver prepares for incoming Arctic blast

The thermometer begins to dip Friday with 2-6 inches of snow expected through Saturday.

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An Arctic blast and snow will hit Denver at the end of the week, producing this winter&#x27;s coldest temperatures so far.State of play: The thermometer begins to dip Friday with 2-6 inches of snow expected through Saturday along the Front Range, according to meteorologists.

Denver prepares for incoming Arctic blast

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