What if it Snows?

Mostly self inflicted.

 

Use this link instead
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Showing your age here.

 

Depending on where you live, you already have the 2 ft, you're getting close to the 2 ft, or you're wishing it was only 2 darn feet.

 

Ok, if you want to come to Colorado, wait until April, this is the current closure list, and if it isn't closed, chains are mandatory:
I-70 both directions Airpark Rd. - Burlington
I-70 WB Golden to Floyd Hill
I-70 EB Floyd Hill to Golden
I-70 EB Silverthorne to Georgetown
I-70 WB in DeBeque Canyon due to rolled semi/hazmat clean up
I-25 both directions from Wellington - Colorado State Line
I-25 SB from Ridgegate Pkwy. - Monument
I-25 NB from Monument - Plum Creek Pkwy.
I-76 EB from Lochbuie - Wiggins
US-6 both directions Loveland Pass
CO-14 both directions from Ault - Sterling
CO-14 both directions from Cameron Pass - Ted's Place (Avalanche)
US-24 both directions from Colorado Springs to Limon
CO-52 both directions Ft. Morgan - Raymer
CO-71 both directions from Brush to the Nebraska Border
CO 83 both directions Franktown - El Paso County Line
US-85 both directions from Nunn to Colorado/Wyoming State Line
CO-86 both directions from Elizabeth to I-70
CO-94 both directions from Colorado Springs to Punkin Center
CO-105 both directions from County Line Rd. - Sedalia
US-287 both directions from Teds Place to the Colorado /Wyoming State Line
CO-138 both directions Julesburg - Nebraska State Line
CO-11 both directions Julesburg - Nebraska State Line
US 385 both directions Julesburg - Nebraska State Line

 

No one wants to come to Colorado. Ever. lol

 

Friend lives above Coal Creek Canyon, on the Golden Gate Canyon side, he's cleared his main driveway, about 200 yds, 6 times in the last 24 hrs with the plow, and the concrete apron to his garage 6x with the snow blower. From his personal driveway to the state road is another 1/4 mile, he's cleared that 3x with the tractor, the trees block much of it.

 

For the first time, I feel like I have something to contribute to this thread. The answer to the question is, you sit in your truck and eat and waste time on the internet.

 

Will it melt at all like in Denver? Or is it there till May?

 

It's so light in Aurora that the missus just called and was thinking about going out to get something later.

It stopped too early up here in Cheyenne. I mean, it's still coming down, but the drifts don't go much above my knees. Where's the 3 feet of snow I was promised? And the 60 mph gusts? Wind hasn't gotten above 30 mph, gusts haven't gotten much above 35 mph. I've seen a few blizzards in my life, and this one is kind of disappointing.