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Surges of arctic air will bring freezing temperatures — at some points dipping below zero — to Colorado over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.

North Texas experienced its first winter storm of the year last week, when snow and wintry precipitation fell across the region. Over the 24-hour period on Jan. 9 and 10, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport recorded 2.6 inches of show, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth.

The next batch of Arctic air will push into the region late Sunday. After Sunday's highs in the mid-30s, temperatures will drop as the evening progresses. Snow showers are possible in the afternoon and evening as a storm system bypasses the area to the south.

When the next cold plunge will arrive: After a brief return to milder temperatures in the central U.S. late this week, the next cold plunge supplied by strong arctic high pressure will nosedive southward through the Plains and upper Midwest by Friday night and Saturday.

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The I-25 corridor can expect mild temperatures Thursday. But by Friday afternoon, the cold front will roll in, delivering snow and subzero temperatures.