Officials are expecting record-breaking traffic on Interstate 70 heading to the ski areas, some of which received 2 to 4 feet of snow in recent weeks.

If you plan to hit the slopes or travel to the mountains this weekend, be prepared to make changes to your plans to avoid getting stuck in traffic.

Saturday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day as dense fog and snow move across the state, impacting travelers. The snow is expected to bring even more traffic through the Interstate 70 mountain corridor during a weekend that is historically busy due to holiday traffic.

Snow, skiers heading for the hills and holiday travel could drive “record-breaking” traffic on mountain segments of Interstate 70 this weekend, according to Colorado’s Department of Transportation. The agency wrote in a news release that drivers on the interstate should plan for extended delays,

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However, the greater chance for accumulating snow comes Sunday into Monday, with several inches possible. Gotham/GC Images Blake Lively has been in the business for two decades, making headlines both on and off the screen.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day has been issued as snow is expected to fall in the Colorado mountains this weekend. Greg Nieto has a live look from the Pinpoint Weather Beast at Interstate 70, where potentially record-breaking levels of traffic are expected through the weekend.