The National Weather Service is warning travelers that some areas of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains could see up to 30 inches of snow from Friday-Saturday.
“Heads up Travelers!
Have plans at @RockyNPS this weekend? If you still plan to travel, it’s time to prepare for as much as 30″ of snow. Expect treacherous travel Fri-Sat. Check https://nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/conditions.htm
for latest road conditions.”
âš Heads up Travelers!âš
Have plans at @RockyNPS this weekend? If you still plan to travel, it's time to prepare for as much as 30" of snow. Expect treacherous travel Fri-Sat. Check https://t.co/cHqYBhUwYv for latest road conditions.
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— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) May 19, 2022
Here are snowfall totals along some of the main travel corridors for the upcoming snowstorm. The mountains and foothills have the highest chance of seeing hazardous travel conditions while lower elevations may see a lot of the snow melt on the roadways. Plan ahead! #COwx pic.twitter.com/v7VgGdmxMw
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) May 19, 2022
The storm should also delivered a significant amount of snow to our friends at Arapahoe Basin. OpenSnow is currently calling for 18 inches of snow from the storm.
That should give A-Basin a nice boost to round out their last few weeks of the season. Get out there and enjoy it while you can, friends!