Major Winter Storm to Bring Up to 36 Inches of Snow to Colorado

Residents brace for significant snowfall and potential travel disruptions as winter storm watches and warnings are issued.

Colorado braces for significant snowfall with up to 36 inches expected in some areas by Friday, as a major winter storm approaches.
Winter storm watches and warnings issued for multiple locations, including the Denver metro area, with heavy snow and potential travel disruptions anticipated.
Forecasters predict the storm will bring widespread snow accumulations across the state, with the heaviest totals in the foothills west of Denver and the Palmer Divide.
The storm is expected to impact travel significantly, with difficult to impossible conditions forecasted for major highways and the Denver International Airport.
Residents and travelers are advised to prepare for the storm, with potential power outages and downed trees due to wet, heavy snow.