Snowstorm Hits Denver Metro, Causing Delays and Advisory
DENVER — The Denver metro area is under a winter weather advisory until noon today as a snowstorm continues to blanket the region. Forecasts predict an accumulation of 2 to 6 inches by the morning rush hour, leading to potentially hazardous road conditions.
Local news team Denver7 is on high alert, providing live updates on the storm’s impact, including traffic disruptions and school closures. As of early Tuesday morning, several educational institutions announced delays. The Cherry Creek School District, for instance, has adjusted start times, delaying elementary schools by 60 minutes and middle/high schools by 90 minutes, though before-school child care remains on schedule. Other institutions, such as Community College of Aurora and Regis University, are operating on a delayed schedule, while the Castle Rock Senior Center is closed for the day.
Denver7 traffic expert Jayson Luber is closely monitoring road conditions; reports from the highway indicate particularly heavy snowfall in regions like Castle Rock. Travelers are advised to proceed with caution on metro roadways. Chief Meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo has indicated that snowfall will persist into the morning commute before tapering off in the afternoon, with temperatures struggling to rise above the 20s.
Residents are urged to stay updated through local news for the latest developments, including school and road closures, and to take necessary precautions if traveling this morning. For continuous coverage, refer to Denver7’s live weather stream and updates.