Colorado Snow Forecast: Saturday Brings More Snow
Get ready for another round of snow in Colorado, as the weekend forecast predicts a fresh blanket of powder for the mountains and a chance of flurries in the Front Range. The storm is expected to bring significant snowfall to the high country, with accumulations ranging from 6 to 12 inches in most areas.
Here's a breakdown of the snow forecast:
Saturday:
- Mountains: Expect heavy snow throughout the day, with accumulations of 6 to 12 inches or more in the higher elevations. Travel conditions will likely be hazardous, especially in the passes.
- Front Range: A chance of snow showers is possible, but accumulations are expected to be minimal, perhaps less than an inch. Temperatures will be cold, hovering in the 30s.
Sunday:
- Mountains: Snow will taper off, but lingering flurries and colder temperatures are possible.
- Front Range: Mostly sunny with a chance of scattered flurries.
Prepare for Winter Conditions:
With the anticipated snowfall, it's crucial to be prepared for winter driving conditions:
- Check the Latest Forecast: Stay updated on the most recent snow forecast and travel advisories.
- Prepare Your Vehicle: Ensure your car has working wipers, adequate tire tread, and a full tank of gas.
- Pack an Emergency Kit: Carry a kit that includes a blanket, extra clothing, snacks, and water.
- Be Aware of Avalanche Hazards: The increased snowfall will heighten avalanche risks, so be sure to check the latest avalanche forecasts.
- Slow Down: Reduce your speed and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
Enjoy the Snow!
While the snowfall will bring challenges, it also presents an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of a winter wonderland. Grab your snowshoes, skis, or snowboard and head to the mountains for a snowy adventure. Be sure to check the snow report for your favorite ski resort before you go.
Remember, safety is paramount! Stay informed about weather conditions and take precautions to avoid potential hazards. With proper preparation and awareness, you can enjoy the snow safely and make the most of this winter storm.