Denver International Airport experienced more than 600 flight delays and 11 cancellations on Friday due to late spring snowfall in the Denver Metro Area. A total of 632 flights were affected, with an average delay of nearly two hours. Southwest Airlines had the most disruptions, with 380 flights either delayed or cancelled. Additionally, SkyWest, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines also experienced delays. The snowstorm hit overnight Thursday and Friday morning, following a week of warm spring weather. The airport is under a ground stop delay until Friday night. The snow is expected to continue into Saturday night, with some areas of the city receiving up to six inches. The weather is expected to warm up again on Sunday. Passengers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport. In other news, the Sublime concert in Denver has been rescheduled due to the snow, and flowers in the area are likely to suffer from the unseasonable weather.
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