Denver, CO – Travelers across Colorado are advised to prepare for significant weather impacts as snow continues in the mountains today. The National Weather Service reports moderate to heavy snowfall in areas above 9,000 feet, with mountain passes along I-70 expected to face challenging conditions throughout the day.
According to the US National Weather Service, snow accumulation could reach 6–12 inches in areas like Vail Pass and the Eisenhower Tunnel. Visibility will be reduced, particularly during peak snowfall this morning. Motorists should plan for delays, carry emergency supplies, and check for updates before heading out. The Colorado Department of Transportation advises using chains or snow tires on icy roads.
In the Denver metro area, light snow showers may develop north of the city by late evening. Highs will reach 48 degrees today, followed by a chilly night with lows dipping to 26 degrees.
The weekend brings a mix of rain and snow showers starting Saturday afternoon, with a 40% chance of precipitation. Mountain communities could see additional snow accumulation, while the plains remain mostly dry. Daytime highs will hover near 55 degrees on Friday before dropping to the low 40s by Sunday.
Residents planning outdoor activities are urged to monitor local forecasts and prepare for rapidly changing conditions. Stay updated through the Colorado weather hotline and social media for live alerts.
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