Jeff is a digital journalist with the Denver7 team.
The snow has moved to the east of Denver, but icy and slippery roads remained a concern Saturday morning. The National Weather Service in Boulder recommended anyone needing to travel Saturday morning allow for extra time.
Around two inches of snow fell Friday night into Saturday for much of Denver, with pockets of 3-4 inches in the eastern part of town and near the Palmer Divide, according to NWS snowfall analysis. For Colorado’s mountains, the winter weather advisory will remain in effect until 5 a.m. Saturday where bands of heavier snow are possible and could impact travel to Colorado’s ski destinations, the NWS said.
The I-70 corridor into the mountains should also see the greatest snow impacts Friday evening, said the NWS. The February blasts of snow have helped Denver get a little closer to normal seasonal snowfall totals, but the metro is still around 10 inches behind for the year.
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