A beautiful snowfall this morning outside the windows here at Gulch Manor. I’m doing my celebration dance.
Hazardous winter weather conditions are expected over much of the area into the evening hours. Heavy snow and high twitpic.com/c9x8ul
— NWS Pueblo (@NWSPueblo) March 9, 2013
Wonder what it looks like at the base of @keystonemtn right now?Here you go…hint, it’s snowy. ow.ly/i/1EDwb
— Snow.com (@snowdotcom) March 9, 2013
Here is an update regarding the latest winter storm affecting the area through this evening.Video briefing here: ow.ly/iCvCA
— NWS Grand Junction (@NWSGJT) March 9, 2013
#cowx Heavy snow & possible blizzard conditions expected through the day. Call 511 or visit cotrip.org for real-time conditions
— CDOT (@ColoradoDOT) March 9, 2013
#cowx Snow is moving into the front range with snow north and west. Foothills seeing fairly heavy snow right now. CDOT on full snow shift.
— CDOT (@ColoradoDOT) March 9, 2013
The fresh stuff is in Colorado: @breckenridgemtn 5″ / @keystonemtn 4″ / @beavercreekmtn 4″ / @vailmtn 3.And more coming today…
— Snow.com (@snowdotcom) March 9, 2013
***Significant Mountain Snowfall and Windy through this evening*** A strong low pressure system currently over the twitpic.com/c9voc5
— NWS Grand Junction (@NWSGJT) March 9, 2013
Colorado: Storm rolling in … wp.me/pJ91e-ejW
— Bob Berwyn (@bberwyn) March 9, 2013
From the Fort Collins Coloradoan (Bobby Magill):
Fort Collins, which is under a winter storm warning through 5 p.m. Saturday, will see between 4 and 10 inches of snow before the storm clears the area, said meteorologist Judy Fossum of DayWeather in Cheyenne. High winds reaching 30 mph Saturday afternoon could blow some of the snow away. A blizzard warning is in effect for areas of southeast Wyoming…
That’s great news for the mountain snowpack, which is 66 percent of normal in the South Platte River Basin, which includes the Poudre River and Poudre Canyon, where more than a foot of snow is expected.