Tag: Blizzards
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Snow storm cripples Colorado, causing school closures and canceled flights
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The sequel to Wednesday’s snowstorm — which dumped up to 10 inches in some Denver metro areas — hit central Colorado Friday afternoon and was expected to stretch into Saturday morning. The potentially historic November snowfall caused closures and cancellations throughout the area, with schools and government…
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Winter storm causes closures, delays around metro Denver
The season’s first storm officially struck the city Wednesday.
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Denver digs out after spring snowstorm; Snow Angels offer assistance
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Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure continues to dig the city out after a spring snowstorm dumped almost a foot of snow on the Mile High City. The department’s response began Wednesday night, activating its large snowplows to deal with snow as it fell on major roads. They remained on duty Friday as well, according…
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Red Rocks concert postponed as snow falls in Colorado
A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for the Denver area, with 5 to 12 inches of snow expected by Sunday.
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Denver weather: Winter advisory warns of 2-6 inches Monday
More snow is coming to the metro Denver area as soon as Sunday night, and will bring up to six inches by Monday evening, according to a winter weather advisory from the National Weather Service. The advisory kicks in at 7 p.m. Sunday evening and lasts until 8 p.m. Monday. Snow totals could reach between …
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LIVE UPDATES: Parts of Colorado received up to 17 inches of snow, single road on eastern plains closed, delayed openings
Delayed openings across Denver metro Many city governments, schools, shopping centers and other facilities will open late Thursday because of the overnight snow storm. The Cities of Boulder, Lakewood, Centennial and Broomfield will open at 10 a.m. Arvada City Hall and Municipal Court are closed due to a power outage. Cherry Creek Schools, including daycare,…
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Intense winds knock out power around Denver, cause blowing snow and dust Friday
Colorado’s intense winds continued to upend the Denver Metro area Friday, knocking out power, felling trees and creating dangerous driving conditions. By 2:15 p.m., 71 power outages affected more than 10,000 Xcel Energy customers throughout the metro Denver area, Boulder, Arvada, Evergreen and Fort Collins, according to a spokesperson. The National Weather Service in…
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Over 100 flights canceled, hundreds more delayed at Denver International Airport
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Just over 100 flights have been canceled at Denver International Airport and hundreds more are delayed as a snowstorm makes its way through the metro. One hundred and eleven flights were canceled at the airport as of 6 p.m. An additional 339 were delayed due…
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Snow storm wreaks havoc on Colorado roadways, while Denver gets brief sprinkle of rain
People across Colorado hit the roads and the skies on Christmas Eve as many rushed to get to their holiday destinations before Santa Claus. But conditions for those traveling by air were much more favorable for the 157,000 travelers who passed through security at Denver International Airport on Friday. Despite hundreds of flights being cancelled…





