Halloween Snow for Colorado

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30 Oct 2018 3:32 PM
Colorado will get a good dose of snow tonight and through tomorrow morning. Winter weather alerts are in place for much of Central and Southern Colorado extending into parts of New Mexico. Halloween Snow for Colorado If you live south of Denver, this will mean some snow will accumulate on those pumpkins tonight but no worries.....it does appear the moisture moves out just in time for trick-or-treating. Halloween Snow for Colorado This will mean your morning commute to work tomorrow might be a bit on the treacherous side as snow will still be falling. Snowfall amounts will range from 3-6 inches of heavy, wet snow that will stack up fast overnight tonight.. The highest snowfall will be south of Denver. The San Juans and Sangre De Cristo will end up with close to a foot of snow for elevations above 7,000 feet. Halloween Snow for Colorado Meteorologist Merry Matthews
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