A significant snowstorm has descended upon Colorado, causing widespread disruptions across the state. The inclement weather has prompted the closure of numerous schools and government offices on Thursday, while also leading to the shutdown of sections of highways connecting to the Denver area. Meteorologists have issued warnings of treacherous travel conditions, with some areas experiencing nearly impossible travel.
Denver Mayor shared his concerns about the storm, highlighting that the city has not witnessed such severe weather in recent years. The storm, which commenced on Wednesday night, is anticipated to persist until Friday. The National Weather Service has forecasted heavy snow accumulations in the Front Range Mountains and Foothills, with some regions expected to receive between 18 to 36 inches of snow, and certain areas potentially seeing over 4 feet of snow.
