UPDATE: Monday, April 16, 2012

A snowstorm that brought up a foot of snow to some areas of the Colorado mountains is winding down.

The National Weather Service said early Monday a winter storm warning remains in effect and the storm could bring another four inches of snow.

Wintry weather lingered across parts of Colorado Sunday prompting officials to temporarily close U.S. 6 at Loveland Pass near the Continental Divide west of Denver. Snow prompted officials to postpone a minor league baseball game in Colorado Springs.

Sunday, April 15, 2012

A fast-moving spring snowstorm that dumped up to 2 inches in the Denver metro area also brought about a foot of snow to some areas of the mountains.

Wintry weather lingered in parts of Colorado Sunday prompting officials to close U.S. 6 at Loveland Pass near the Continental Divide west of Denver.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Kyle Fredin says the heaviest snow from the storm Saturday and early Sunday fell on the central and northern mountains at elevations 10,000 and higher.