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CO 14 both directions from Ault to SterlingĤ:00 a.m.CO 23 both directions from US-385 to Nebraska.CO 52 both directions from New Raymer to Fort Morgan.CO 59 both directions from I-76 to Yuma Current Conditions Forecast Wind Flow Boydton 5-Day Precipitation Outlook Now Rain Thunderstorms Snow Ice Mix.6 both directions from Sterling to Nebraska 138 both directions from Sterling to Nebraska Thursday, according to the National Weather Service: Wolf Creek Pass - 52 inches Stoner - 15 inches Coal Bank Pass - 18 inches. 385 both directions from Julesburg to Nebraska Here are some snow totals for the January storm as of 8 a.m. I-76 both directions from Sterling to Nebraska.Timnath, Fort Collins, Severance, Eaton, Loveland, Longmont and Nunn all received more than 6 inches of snow.

The Colorado Department of Transportation has closed the following highways due to adverse conditions: The biggest snow reports Monday have come from northern Colorado. Here’s a list of snow totals in major areas from noon Tuesday to noon Wednesday: Arvada: 1. A winter storm warning is in effect for multiple northeastern cities where the wind is creating poor visibility and blizzard conditions. Denver broke record for coldest high temp Tuesday.

DENVER SNOW TOTALS TODAY FULL

To see a full list, check out the closures and delays.Ĥ:10 a.m. All of the metro area, the Palmer Divide and areas of Grand and Park counties are under winter storm warnings, with 4 o 12 inches of snow possible for the storm. Districts like Adams 12, Aurora, Boulder Valley, Cherry Creek, Denver Public and Jeffco schools are closed. DENVER Rain has switched to snow after a cold front swept through the state, dropping temperatures by 50 degrees. Thousands of kids are on a snow day Wednesday as most of the major school districts are closed due to the snow. According to FlightAware, 33 flights out of Denver International Airport have been delayed and 262 have already been canceled.Ĥ:15 a.m.

Not expecting flooding/debris flows in any bur scars.4:30 a.m.

Travel on mountain and foothills highways is to be avoided if possible, including on Interstate 70 west of Denver.

storm systems through 4/24 and about 20 inches of grand total snow at Alta, UT.

Snowfall rates of about 2 inches per hour possible. Chris Tomer Meteorologist, On Air Host, Consultant Denver, Colorado.

Snowfall totals of 1 to 2 feet expected above 8,000 feet with locally higher amounts.

Front Range mountains, including areas just west of Fort Collins, including Rocky Mountain National Park and Cameron Peak, extending south of Colorado Springs.

Wednesday evening from just west of I-25 from the Colorado-Wyoming border line south to Castle Rock and east. Winter storm warning for northern mountains and foothills Rain and Snow Totals Here’s a look at today’s rain and snow totals across southern Colorado, provided by the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network. The weather service has issued a winter storm warning from 5 p.m.

During those same hours, the Denver metro area is looking at heavier showers with lighter showers persisting over a larger area into the evening and night time.

Tuesday with another lighter, more scattered push later in the evening.

Fort Collins area is expected to see heaviest showers roughly 4-7 p.m.

Just before noon Tuesday, the weather service in Boulder sent on its Twitter account a radar loop from Tuesday morning through early Wednesday morning. Title Today is the last day of Colorados legislative session. Because this will be an upslope snow event, the highest snow totals are expected to be seen in the foothills west of Denver and north to Wyoming, according to the NWS in Boulder. Latest radar loop gives a better picture of where and when heaviest rain will fall Denver weather: Snow is on the way bringing big totals. The latest forecast predicts about 4-8 inches of snow in Denver and about 7 to 14 inches for the foothills.

Here are forecast updates as of Tuesday morning, including a winter storm warning, travel impacts and updated snowfall and rainfall forecasts for Fort Collins and other areas of the state, according to the National Weather Service. That is reflected in the snowfall and rainfall totals below from Monday's forecast. Security-Widefield 22.0 Commerce City 13.6 Jamestown 13.2. The storm track has shifted south, which increases the snow and rain totals of Denver south and decreases those predictions north and east of Denver. The most recent official snow total for Denver measured at Denver International Airport was 2.1 inches as of 5 a.m. There are a few changes in the forecast as the slow-moving spring storm moves into Colorado on Tuesday and continues into Wednesday. Watch Video: Winter car emergency kit: What you need to include