Denver Braces for First Major Snowstorm of the Season

The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team has issued a Weather Impact Alert, highlighting the potential for a messy Wednesday morning commute. The storm is driven by a northerly upslope flow, leading to uneven snow distribution across the metro area. The southern side of Denver is forecast to receive the highest snowfall totals. While the official first snow occurred on Saturday, this storm poses a greater threat due to expected accumulation and hazardous driving conditions. Be sure to check local forecasts and road conditions before traveling. For more detailed information, refer to the National Weather Service forecast &ref=yanuki.com for the Denver and Boulder area.

The southern metro area could see up to 7 inches, central Denver 2-7 inches, and northern/eastern areas around 1 inch.

Late Tuesday into Wednesday morning.

Hazardous driving conditions during the Wednesday morning commute.

This snowstorm has the potential to significantly impact your Wednesday commute. If you live in the southern Denver metro area, be prepared for potentially heavy snowfall and difficult travel conditions. Stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and allow extra time for your commute. Consider alternative transportation options if possible. The mountains will also receive significant snowfall, so use caution when driving in those areas.

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