Latest I see in the DP . . . sounds like it's delayed and maybe a bit scaled back. "It's still coming, though" apparently.

https://www.denverpost.com/2021/03/1...turday-sunday/

Update at 3:25 p.m.: Though Colorado’s highly anticipated snowstorm appeared calmer than expected Saturday afternoon, experts warn both intensity and accumulation will pick up in the evening hours.

Right now, the northern foothills and portions of the I-25 corridor in Larimer County are experiencing the most snow, said Zach Hiris, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Boulder. But after sunset, the temperature will drop and conditions will be more favorable for upslope snow across the entire region from Denver to Wyoming.

“As the winds blow east to west, you’ll have this gradual rising motion and that helps generate extra snow because you cool the air as it goes up and that also makes it a little bit more moist,” Hiris said. “Accumulations haven’t been all that impressive today, but the set up for tonight and tomorrow looks favorable for long duration heavy snow.”

Meteorologists still expect up to a foot-and-a-half of snowfall in Denver, up to two feet in Boulder, and more than that in the foothills by the end of the weekend.