Colorado Faces Major Snowstorm with Up to 3 Feet Expected in Mountains

Heavy snowfall is causing travel disruptions across the state, with significant accumulations predicted through the week.

Colorado's southern mountains have already received up to 30 inches of snow, with forecasts predicting up to 24 more inches by the end of the week.
Denver and its surrounding areas could see between 5 inches and 1 foot of snow, impacting commutes and travel conditions.
The storm has led to closures on over 100 miles of I-70 east of Denver, causing significant travel delays.
Winter weather advisories and storm warnings are in effect across the region, particularly affecting areas south of I-70.
Statewide snowpack levels have risen to 148% of the long-term average, indicating a strong start to the winter season.