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Thanksgiving weekend snow makes travel hazardous
across much of Colorado.
The southern Front Range, foothills and the high country continued to receive more snow today while areas further north in the metro area merely saw a few flakes.
A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for the central and northern mountains and many mountain passes were in rough shape and travel was difficult. The I-70 corridor from Vail to the Eisenhower Tunnel falls under these warnings. Further to the northeast, High Wind Warnings remain in place for travelers going through those areas.
The National Weather Service has accumulated the following reports:
| 04:23 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER JEFFERSON COUNTY, CO - 3 MILES SOUTHWEST OF CONIFER |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 3.5 INCH |
| 04:15 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER ELBERT COUNTY, CO - 5 MILES EAST-NORTHEAST OF THE PINERY |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 7.0 INCH |
| 03:50 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - ESE CASTLE PINES |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 7.5 INCH |
| 02:40 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 2 MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF HIGHLANDS RANCH |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 8.1 INCH 4.0 INCHES SNOWFALL TODAY |
| 02:32 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 3 MILES NORTH OF FRANKTOWN |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 5.0 INCH |
| 02:31 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 4 MILES EAST OF PARKER |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 4.5 INCH |
| 02:15 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER JEFFERSON COUNTY, CO - 9 MILES WEST OF LITTLETON |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 10.3 INCH |
| 02:01 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER ELBERT COUNTY, CO - 14 MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF AGATE |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 7.3 INCH TWO FOOT DRIFTS |
| 12:26 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER ARAPAHOE COUNTY, CO - SE AURORA |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 4.2 INCH 4.2 INCHES FROM A MODERATE CSI SNOW BAND BETWEEN 7AM AND NOON. 7.8 INCHES SINCE 11/28/ DUE TO MELTING AND DRIFTING CURRENT SNOW DEPTH 6 INCHES. |
| 12:24 PM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 4 MILES EAST OF PARKER |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 4.5 INCH |
| 11:15 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 2 MILES WEST OF PARKER |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 1.8 INCH 24 HOUR TOTAL |
| 11:00 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: CO-OP OBSERVER GRAND COUNTY, CO - KREMMLING |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 1.5 INCH |
| 10:58 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 4 MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF CASTLE ROCK |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 3.0 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 8AM 11/30/08. |
| 10:53 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER ELBERT COUNTY, CO - 17 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF KIOWA |
| HEAVY SNOW ESTIMATED AT 6.0 INCH ESTIMATED SNOWFALL DUE TO GUSTY WINDS. WINDS 30-40 MPH. |
| 09:45 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - E HIGHLANDS RANCH |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 1.5 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 8AM 11/29/08. |
| 09:36 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 4 MILES EAST OF PARKER |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 3.3 INCH UPDATED FROM 2.5 INCHES AT 728AM. |
| 09:35 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER ARAPAHOE COUNTY, CO - 15 MILES NORTH OF ELIZABETH |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 1.5 INCH WIND ESTIMATED 30 TO 40 MPH CREATING BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW. HARD TO ESTIMATE NEW SNOWFALL ACCURATELY. |
| 09:30 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER PARK COUNTY, CO - FAIRPLAY |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 2.5 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 5AM 11/29/30. TOTAL THRU 11/30/08 6.0 INCHES. MEASURED WEST WINDS 20 TO 30 KTS.BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW. |
| 09:00 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: CO-OP OBSERVER JACKSON COUNTY, CO - 7 MILES SOUTHEAST OF GOULD |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 7.0 INCH BLOWING SNOW WITH POOR VISIBILITY. SNOW STILL ACCUMULATING. SNOWFALL SINCE 9AM 11/29/08. |
| 08:10 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: CO-OP OBSERVER LARIMER COUNTY, CO - VIRGINIA DALE |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 2.5 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 8AM 11/29/08. TOTAL THRU 11/30/08 2.9 INCHES. |
| 08:01 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - LOUVIERS |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 3.4 INCH SNOWFALLL SINCE 8AM 11/29/08 |
| 08:01 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO - 4 MILES SOUTHEAST OF CASTLE ROCK |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 2.0 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 8AM 11/29/08 |
| 08:00 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: CO-OP OBSERVER CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, CO - GEORGETOWN |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 2.1 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 8AM 11/29/ |
| 07:29 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: TRAINED SPOTTER JEFFERSON COUNTY, CO - EVERGREEN |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 0.5 INCH SNOWFALL SINCE 7AM 11/29/08. TOTAL THRU 11/30/08 2.5 INCHES |
| 07:00 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: CO-OP OBSERVER SUMMIT COUNTY, CO - DILLON |
| SNOW MEASURED AT 4.0 INCH |
| 05:00 AM 11/30/2008 REPORTED BY: DEPT OF HIGHWAYS CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, CO - BERTHOUD PASS |
| HEAVY SNOW MEASURED AT 18.0 INCH |
For more info: National Weather Service Denver / Boulder Office
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