Storm to Bring Rain & Snow to Southern Colorado
Rain & snow showers are expected to continue, mainly along the I-25 corridor, throughout the evening and overnight hours. Accumulations are expected, though minor areas such as Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Moisture looks to move out of the area by the morning commute, though roads may be slick/wet. Head to the "Weather" Tab for more information on the forecast.
Severe Weather Alert
Rain & snow showers are expected to continue, mainly along the I-25 corridor, throughout the evening and overnight hours. Accumulations are expected, though minor areas such as Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Moisture looks to move out of the area by the morning commute, though roads may be slick/wet. Head to the "Weather" Tab for more information on the forecast.
Transportation Department Runs Low On De-Icer
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The Colorado Department of Transportation is running low on de-icer for highways because of this year's rough winter.
Department spokeswoman Amy Ford says road crews now use it only if there is a serious problem.
Ford says supplies are ordered on historical averages and so far this winter has seen more storms than usual.
According to KCNC-TV, the department is trying to make sure supplies are moved around the state to make sure all highways get treated.
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