DENVER — Denver’s updated weather forecast and latest projected snow totals for Friday’s storm show the potential for heavier snow bands to roll through the metro over the next few hours.
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Boulder said conditions could deteriorate around the evening commute home on Friday.
“If you’re looking for totals for the Front Range, it looks like we’ll have between 2 and 6 inches from Denver all the way up to Fort Collins with heavier amounts into the higher elevations,” said Denver7 Meteorologist Stacey Donaldson. “But it clears out quickly.”
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Friday, Feb. 16
6:34 p.m. | TRAFFIC ALLERT | The Denver Police Department is under a CRASH Alert until further notice. Drivers involved in a crash are urged to only call police if:
- Someone is injured or injury is unknown
- The wreck is blocking streets
- City property, vehicles or personnel are involved
- An involved driver is under the influence of drugs or alcohol
- A driver fails to provide proof of insurance or driver’s license
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