Arctic Blast Hits Denver, Fort Collins with Snow

Colorado is experiencing an arctic blast, with several inches of snow and freezing temperatures impacting the Denver metro area and surrounding regions. Fort Collins, Denver, and other communities have seen significant snowfall, with up to 13.5 inches reported in some areas like west Golden. The National Weather Service has forecasted frigid temperatures to persist, with highs only reaching the single digits and lows potentially dropping to -12 degrees, accompanied by wind chills nearing -30 degrees. This weather event has resulted in icy and snow-packed roads, prompting warnings from the Colorado Department of Transportation about hazardous driving conditions, particularly along the Interstate 70 mountain corridor. Despite the snow, Denver International Airport has reported minimal disruptions, with only a few flight delays. Residents are advised to stay informed about road conditions and weather forecasts as more snow is expected over the weekend.