COLORADO, USA — A strong winter storm rolled into Colorado Monday night into Tuesday.
Below are the latest traffic updates and more useful links:
PHOTOS: Your snow-covered patio furniture after the November storm
Traffic Updates
Crash closes I-70 at Dowd Junction
Road closures
- REOPENED: EB I-70 at exit 262
- EB Colfax Avenue at 6th Avenue
- WB I-70 at Dowd Junction
- EB/WB US 6 Loveland Pass due to avalanche mitigation
- US 287: Ted's Place to Wyoming
- WB US 36 from Blue Mtn. Rd to Estes Park
- REOPENED: EB/WB I-76 from Lochbuie to Nebraska state line
- US 34 Wiggins to Kersey
- US 34 Brush to Yuma
- CO 52 Hudson to Wiggins
- NB/SB CO 71 Limon to Brush
- EB/WB I-70 Airpark Rd to Burlington
- NB US 385 at Burlington
- REOPENED: EB/WB CO 86 from Kiowa to I-70
- CO 52 from Fort Morgan (mm 88) to CO 14 east of Raymer (mm 111)
- US 6 between mile marker 220 and 229 due to avalanche control
-EB/WB US 36 Last Chance to Kansas border
Snowy conditions across the Denver metro region are affecting the Regional Transportation District’s (RTD) services.
RTD encourages riders to plan ahead and expect delays during Tuesday morning’s commute. RTD service will continue to be affected as the storm progresses.
Bus schedules can be impacted by wet and icy roads as well as traffic delays. Trains are often delayed due to low visibility and slower speeds around stations and through crossings.
Rider information:
- Cancellations of train trips will be posted to the Rider Alert page.
- Riders can obtain the latest service updates via Twitter @RideRTD.
- Real-time locations for light rail and buses are available on Next Ride.
Weather Advisories
The Winter Storm Warning has expired for the Denver metro area.
Cancellations at DIA
- Delays Tuesday: 697
- Cancellations Tuesday: 490
(Last updated at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, information from FlightAware)
Shovel that snow
Denver residents have 24 hours to clear snow off their sidewalks after it stops falling, and businesses need to clear it right away. Other cities have similar laws.
RELATED: CDOT: Stop shoveling snow onto roads
Denver has the following tips for snow shoveling:
- Push (do not lift) the snow with a snow shovel.
- Shovel snow into your yard to avoid blocking a bike or travel lane. This will also avoid the snowplow from pushing snow back on your sidewalk.
- Be mindful of neighbors and those you could help if they are unable to shovel or snow-blow, etc.
PHOTOS: Your dogs enjoying the Nov. 26 snow storm
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