A series of significant snowstorms are forecasted to hit Colorado just ahead of Thanksgiving, with the National Weather Service issuing storm watches that could make travel conditions ‘difficult to impossible’ at times. The state, particularly the High Country, is expected to receive over 20 inches of snow, with areas like Vail and Beaver Creek anticipating 1-2 feet. As Thanksgiving approaches, travelers are advised to prepare for treacherous conditions as heavy snow moves into the Rockies beginning Tuesday. Snowfall could heavily disrupt travel plans, particularly in mountain regions where significant accumulation is expected. Alongside the winter weather, fluctuating temperatures will add to the challenges facing holiday travelers in Colorado.