HEAVY SNOW FOR THE FRONT RANGE

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**Weather Decision Solutions – Snowstorm Discussion**

Weather Decision Solutions is tracking a **significant late-season snowstorm** set to impact the Front Range of the Rockies from Tuesday night into Wednesday.

This system will bring **heavy snowfall from Wyoming into Colorado**, with the heaviest totals expected along the Front Range. Areas near Denver could see **over 8 inches of snow**, making this likely the **largest snow event of the season**—which, while notable, is not unusual for spring in this region.

**Travel Impacts**

Major travel corridors will be significantly affected, including:

- Interstate 25 corridor
- Interstate 80 corridor

Across Wyoming and Colorado, these routes may experience:

- **Snow-covered roads**
- Reduced visibility
- Hazardous travel conditions

Snow will also extend eastward into parts of **western Kansas**, adding to travel concerns beyond the Rockies.

**What to Expect**

- Timing: **Tuesday night through Wednesday**
- Heavy, wet snow typical of spring systems
- Potential for **travel disruptions and delays**
- Rapid changes in road conditions

**Bottom Line**

- Major late-season snowstorm for the Front Range
- Denver area could exceed **8 inches of snow**
- Significant impacts along I-25 and I-80 corridors
- Snow spreading into western Kansas
- Travel disruptions likely

This is a **high-impact spring snowstorm**, with heavy, wet snow creating challenges despite the late-season timing.