From 9news.com: A long-awaited, much-needed spring snowstorm will impact most of the state Thursday and Friday. Heavy snow beginning in the mountains Wednesday night will spread to the Front Range and eastern plains Thursday during the day, lasting into the evening.
Denver will have its biggest snowfall of the season by far Thursday into Friday morning. 9NEWS Meteorologist Marty Coniglio says that after some wet snow in the morning, the snow will intensify in the afternoon and evening.
Around metro Denver A WINTER STORM WARNING is in effect from 6am until 6am on Friday. Total snow forecast by Friday morning:
Metro Denver: 8 to 16 inches
Front Range Foothills: 16-22 inches
Out in western Lakewood, we generally get the high end of the metro forecast amount or the low end of the foothills' forcast. 16 inches? We could sure use it, though of course tomorrow is the day I'm scheduled driving the crew all over creation like a madwoman. Wish us luck.
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Drive safely! (No driving like a Cullen!)
Love it, Jade! No Cullen driving for me, so that means we need to get moving early...like, now. Stay warm and safe with a cuppa tea today.
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