The Thursday scene at Denver’s Washington Park, with folks picnicking and spending time in heat climate, was utterly reworked in 24 hours as a winter storm hit Friday.
Snow was already falling throughout a few of the increased terrains above 7,000 toes Friday morning and it’ll proceed to snow there all day lengthy.
The late Might solar angle will hinder snow totals initially, so the heaviest snow might fall after the solar goes down Friday night time. The Denver metro space and Colorado Springs ought to brace for 4 to eight inches of snow.
The Foothills from Estes Park to Conifer can count on 12 to 24 inches of snow by Saturday afternoon, with Rocky Mountain Nationwide Park and a few of the highest elevations seeing as much as 30 inches of snow. The Palmer Divide close to Fort Rock and Monument ought to count on 12 to 18 inches. Saturday and Sunday morning, temperatures are purported to fall into the 20s region-wide inflicting a deep freeze.
Click on right here to see snow totals from areas across the state.
