Winter weather conditions throughout Colorado are expected to last through Monday, with a winter weather advisory in effect for the Denver area.
A pedestrian travels though Bible Park near Yale Ave and S. Monaco St. in Denver on Friday, March 15, 2024.
Snow started in the mountains Saturday morning and is expected to move through the foothills, metro area and plains by Sunday night. Snow accumulation between 3 and 6 inches with wind gusts as high as 50 miles per hour is expected, especially east of Interstate 25. Blowing snow might reduce visibility to less than a quarter mile and hazardous driving conditions may last through the Monday morning commute.
Wind gusts and blowing snow may cause poor driving conditions across the state, especially in higher elevations and mountain passes, that last through the Monday morning commute.
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