Be prepared for the snow on the ground to double today as the storm continues. ❄️
Most of the Denver metro area is expected to get another 2 to 5 inches of snow Wednesday after a fresh layer of snow dropped overnight., so Wednesday’s snowfall is likely to double the total for most areas.Colorado Department of Transportation traffic cameras already show partially or fully covered roads, according to the
, so the additional snow through Wednesday morning will likely cause even more dangerous driving conditions for the morning commute.cameras shows snow covered roads in spots through the Denver metro. Snow will continue today with deteriorating conditions through the AM. Take it slow!
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Denver police investigating two shootings near Denver Public Schools campusesDEVELOPING: The Denver Police Department is investigating two shootings — one near Denver East High School and the other near Denver Public Schools headquarters.
Weiterlesen »
Denver snow forecast: 3 to 7 inches possible, expect a messy Wednesday commuteUpdated snow forecast for Denver as motorists should prepare for a messy Wednesday AM commute. Winter Storm Warning and advisory go into effect for parts of Colorado today. Latest timing, potential impacts: cowx
Weiterlesen »
Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver This WeekSweet! From Black History Month to Chinese New Year events, there's a lot to do in Denver this week.
Weiterlesen »
I-70 westbound closed in Denver after pedestrian hit, killed on roadwayThat person died at the scene, the Denver Police Department said in a 4:49 a.m. tweet, and the westbound side of the interstate is closed at Lowell Boulevard.
Weiterlesen »
Denver weather: Snow, cold temps on the way after mild beginning to weekThe storm system will begin in Colorado Tuesday evening near the four corners region before tracking through southern Colorado on Wednesday
Weiterlesen »