There is an elevated threat to tree damage along the I-25 corridor starting at midnight Friday and a significant threat to power lines by 6 a.m. There is a significant threat of damage to tree branches from the heavy snow from 6 p.m. I-25 drivers could see slush on the roads Saturday, but travel along that stretch is not expected to be greatly impacted.Įastern Plains roads are not expected to be impacted. The mountains and foothills will likely start seeing snow-covered roads by Friday evening, but the worst driving conditions will take place Saturday morning into Saturday night with extreme travel conditions by then, according to the weather service. Snow will fall in the mountains, a rain/snow mix is expected in the foothills and rain is forecast for the I-25 corridor throughout Friday and into Saturday. There is a winter storm warning for much of the northern mountains, foothills and I-25 corridor, including Fort Collins, Friday into Saturday and a freeze warning for much of the Eastern Plains. Highway 287 northbound is closed from the Wyoming border to Laramie, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.įor Colorado road conditions, visit City high school graduations: Everything you need to knowĬolorado state track & field meet: Weather postpones meet, no events Friday Timing of the storm and impacts on travel, trees, power lines Mostly cloudy with a high near 48 and north winds 5 to 9 mph becoming south. with new snow accumulation of less than an inch possible, then decreasing chance of rain showers. Saturday: 60% chance of snow showers before 1 p.m. Rain and snow showers will turn to all snow after midnight with 1 to 3 inches of snow possible. Fort Collins forecastįriday: 90% chance of precipitation during the day with a high near 43 and north-northwest wind 10 to 14 mph, gusting to 24 mph. Horsetooth Reservoir, Carter Lake boat ramps closedĭue to inclement weather, all boat ramps at Horsetooth Reservoir and Carter Lake are closed through Saturday, according to Larimer County Department of Natural Resources' Twitter account. It is unknown how many of those are due to weather. Friday, there were 197 total cancellations at DIA, according to FlightAware. If flying out of or into DIA today and tomorrow, you might want to check with your airline carrier.Īs of 1:30 p.m. Here is the latest on the storm: DIA flight cancellations piling up That cold front will be met by easterly upslope winds Friday, resulting in some impressive snowfall totals, according to the National Weather Service. and 7 p.m., the temperature dropped 26 degrees, from 82 degrees to 56 degrees, in 15 minutes and dropped 29 degrees in 30 minutes, according to Russ Schumacher, state climatologist. The weather station at Christman Field in northwest Fort Collins on Thursday evening set a record for largest temperature drop in the station's 26-year history. ORIGINAL STORY: If the snowfall with our approaching system is as impressive as the cold front that rocked Northern Colorado on Thursday evening, we are in for a memorable May snowstorm. Our local snow stations include MESA LAKES and PARK RESERVOIR in the Gunnison River Basin.Watch Video: What do winter storm warnings, watches mean This forecast includes the northern part of the riding terrain. This is the most accurate for our exact location. Grand Mesa Local Weather – Park Reservoir. We sell Non-Resident Snowmobile stickers in our office. Check our Facebook and/or our Instagram.Ĭheck our activities page to see our pricing on snowmobile tours and rentals including 2022 Skidoo Summit 850. We try to post a weather update on our social media every day. We will update it as much as we possibly can. Please understand that we provide this snowfall data in our free time. Snow Total in the last 24 hours: 0″ as of So far this season, we have had an all time record of snowfall. Sorry, but we just cannot keep up with shoveling the camera.
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