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WIFR.com
Friday, October 30, 2009
Driving around the Denver, Colorado metro area is a mess and giving people major headaches as they try to get around town.
The biggest storm to hit Colorado in October in twelve years is leaving roads packed with snow and ice and while crews are being credited with doing a pretty good job of keeping roads cleared, the snow is falling faster than crews can clear it.
Traffic for the last two days has been at a crawl and it likely won’t get
better until Friday when the storm moves out and sun starts to peek out again.
Many areas in the southern and western parts of the metro area have more than two-feet of snow on the ground and while major roadways are drivable, side streets are a lower priority for plow crews and getting into and out of neighborhoods is presenting a lot of challenges.
Full story here.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Driving around the Denver, Colorado metro area is a mess and giving people major headaches as they try to get around town.
The biggest storm to hit Colorado in October in twelve years is leaving roads packed with snow and ice and while crews are being credited with doing a pretty good job of keeping roads cleared, the snow is falling faster than crews can clear it.
Traffic for the last two days has been at a crawl and it likely won’t get
better until Friday when the storm moves out and sun starts to peek out again.
Many areas in the southern and western parts of the metro area have more than two-feet of snow on the ground and while major roadways are drivable, side streets are a lower priority for plow crews and getting into and out of neighborhoods is presenting a lot of challenges.
Full story here.
Source...