The late-season Pacific trough that closed more than 200 miles of I-80 across southern Wyoming on Monday is now reloading over the Colorado Rockies, with the Weather Prediction Center describing heavy wet snow across the Central Rockies before the main band tapers off tonight and a secondary round of moisture continuing through Thursday morning. The I-70 corridor and the West Slope are at risk, with Continental Divide totals running 12 to 18 inches in the expected scenario and 18 to 24 inches across the highest peaks. The high-end NWS forecast pushes Longs Peak and Mount Blue Sky …
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Author: Kyle Edward
Winter Storm Warning: Up to 23 Inches of Snow Threatens I-70 and Trail Ridge Road Through Thursday Morning
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