There are some hefty totals like at Cameron Pass as there will be 19-30" there! There is high confidence in hazardous travel conditions in the mountains and foothills for this event. Denver weather: Snow is on the way bringing big totals>Denver weather: Snow is on the way bringing big. Here are the latest forecast amounts for the major highways. Title Today is the last day of Colorados legislative session. Saturday and Sunday morning, temperatures are supposed to fall into the 20s region-wide causing a deep freeze. Denver weather: Snow is on the way bringing big totals. We also have seen some 8 to 10' totals north of Denver (Westminster area), with generally 5 - 8' across Denver. Colorado Springs, and the Denver metro should brace for 4 to 8 inches of snow. The greatest total we've seen this morning comes from Jefferson, with a total of 16.0' of snow The southeast metro area did quite well as well, with quite a few reports of 8 to 12' of wet heavy snow reported there. The Palmer Divide near Castle Rock and Monument should expect 12 to 18 inches. Timnath, Fort Collins, Severance, Eaton, Loveland, Longmont and Nunn all received more than 6 inches of snow. Rocky Mountain National Park and some of the highest elevations will see up to 30 inches of snow. CBS Ample moisture moving into the state later this week means the overall wet weather pattern will continue through at least the first weekend of June. The Foothills from Estes Park to Conifer can expect 12 to 24 inches of snow by Saturday afternoon. and the blizzard conditions forced the Highway Patrol to close Interstate 70 from Denver to the Kansas border. Here’s a look at the current forecast for snow totals. Not expecting flooding/debris flows in any bur scars.The late May sun angle will hinder snow totals initially, so the heaviest snow may fall after the sun goes down Friday night.Travel on mountain and foothills highways is to be avoided if possible, including on Interstate 70 west of Denver.
Denver International Airport (DIA) reported 9.2 inches of snow, as of 8 a.m. Snowfall rates of about 2 inches per hour possible. Heavy snow was forecasted for portions of east central, north central and northeast Colorado, including Denver.Weather tomorrow: Sunny start, chance for afternoon storms Just like Sunday, Memorial Day will start off with a mostly sunny sky. Snowfall totals of 1 to 2 feet expected above 8,000 feet with locally higher amounts. Current Conditions Forecast Wind Flow Boydton 5-Day Precipitation Outlook Now Rain Thunderstorms Snow Ice Mix. Denver will be left with a partly cloudy sky and low in the 50s.Front Range mountains, including areas just west of Fort Collins, including Rocky Mountain National Park and Cameron Peak, extending south of Colorado Springs. Local weather forecasts, alerts and information for the Denver metro area and the Front Range of Colorado from Denver7 KMGH-TV.Winter storm warning for northern mountains and foothills Denver has gotten 13 inches of snow so far this month, which means the city will finish March with above-average snowfall. 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.
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