How much snow fell during Denver’s first measurable storm
The snow started on Tuesday evening, leaving heavy, wet snow on the roadways. Denver has also officially recorded its first measurable snow of the season. While the snow should taper off by the afternoon, the Pinpoint Weather team is still expecting parts of the state to see as much as 5 more inches before the storm is over.
Colorado weather: Where, when and how much snow to expect during mid-week snowstorm
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Denver metro snow totals will stack up Wednesday as treacherous driving conditions are expected on some metro roads, particularly south of Denver and on the plains where a foot of snow is possible.
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