Winter Storm Warning: Denver Snow Totals Updated - Brace for a Blizzard!
Denver, Colorado - A major winter storm is bearing down on the Mile High City, prompting a Winter Storm Warning for the entire metro area. Get ready to dig out your snow boots, shovels, and winter coats because the snow is coming!
Here's what we know about the storm so far:
- Timing: The snow is expected to start falling late Friday evening, February 10th and continue through Saturday, February 11th. The heaviest snowfall is predicted for Saturday morning into the afternoon.
- Snowfall Totals: The latest predictions from the National Weather Service are showing significant snowfall accumulation, with 12-18 inches expected for Denver and the immediate metro area. Higher elevations could see even more snow, with up to 2 feet possible in the foothills.
- Travel Impacts: Expect major travel disruptions throughout the weekend. Roads will likely be icy and snow-covered, making driving hazardous. Airports are also expected to see delays and cancellations. The best advice is to avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.
- Safety Precautions: With a storm of this magnitude, it's crucial to be prepared. Stock up on essential supplies like food, water, medications, batteries, and a first-aid kit. Keep your car well-stocked with a winter emergency kit, including blankets, jumper cables, and a flashlight. Check on elderly neighbors and be sure they have adequate supplies.
- Stay Informed: The National Weather Service will continue to provide updates on the storm's progress. You can stay up-to-date by checking their website or local news channels.
This winter storm is a serious event, and it's important to take it seriously. Be prepared, stay informed, and prioritize safety.
We will continue to provide updates on the storm as more information becomes available.
Here are some additional resources:
- National Weather Service Denver: [Link to NWS Denver website]
- Denver Department of Transportation: [Link to DOT website]
- Colorado Department of Transportation: [Link to CDOT website]
Stay safe, Denver!