Heavy Colorado Snow Forecast To Blanket Parts Of Colorado
The National Weather Service is calling for 1 to 4 feet of snow in some areas thanks to this storm. Areas above 8,000 feet could see up to 4 feet while Denver is predict to receive 12 inches. Travel may become nearly impossible in higher elevations due to the heavy snowfall.
Areas in the mountains and foothills should prepare for heavy snow. The Colorado snow forecast predicts 1 to 3 feet of snow for mountain locations with localized amounts up to 4 feet possible. Communities like Berthoud Pass and Coal Creek Canyon are at risk of becoming completely buried under snow. Residents are urge to avoid travel in these regions during the height of the storm.
What To Expect From The Colorado Snow Forecast
The Colorado snow forecast warns that this will be a prolonged storm. Snow is forecast to begin falling Wednesday afternoon and continue through Friday morning. This means nearly 48 hours of continuous snowfall across much of the state. Over a foot of accumulation is expect in Denver with higher amounts the further west and north you travel.
Nearly every region in Colorado faces the risk of heavy snow. From the mountains to the eastern plains, no area will be left untouch by this storm. Even lower elevation cities like Colorado Springs anticipate several inches of snowfall. Those with travel plans later this week should closely monitor the latest Colorado snow forecast for any changes in snow amounts or timing. Substantial travel disruptions seem inevitable given the heavy snow on the way.
The Colorado snow forecast is calling for:
- Denver to receive 12 inches of snow
- Colorado Springs to get 9 inches
- Berthoud Pass to see up to 43 inches
- Coal Creek Canyon to face up to 54 inches
- Colorado mountains to get 1 to 4 feet
Stay tuned to future updates to the Colorado snow forecast as this powerful storm continues taking shape. Heavy snow is on the way for much of the state starting Wednesday.
