Denver and Front Range will see first snow of the year this weekend
Most locations in the Denver metro area will be in the low 40s with 30s in the mountains. Moderate snow for the mountains begins Saturday afternoon, increasing this evening/overnight. Winter weather advisories have been posted for most of the northern and central mountains through Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day as Denver's first snowstorm of the year left several inches on the ground.
Saturday will be a First Alert Weather Day for foggy conditions in the morning and then snow later in the day.
While not the worst storm we’ve seen, the Denver metro is still expected to see between 3 and 6 inches with slick conditions on some roadways, particularly on bridges and overpasses.
A snow removal app, launched in Denver in early January, allows residents to request "contactless" snow removal services.
A winter storm with snow and below-freezing temperatures has led to flight delays and cancelations at Denver International Airport.
A driver following GPS directions wound up stuck in the snow — on a ski run, Colorado authorities and news outlets reported. ...
Snow is expected to pick up around the morning rush hour after continuing to fall overnight as the entire Denver metro remains under a winter weather advisory until noon.
The Denver metro goes under a winter weather advisory for potentially treacherous driving conditions during the Tuesday ...
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