Denver, CO – Colorado residents preparing for Halloween may want to watch the forecast closely, particularly if their plans include mountain travel, as federal forecasters highlight a risk of heavy snow in portions of the Rockies during the first days of November.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its hazards outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, identifies a slight risk of heavy snow across portions of the central and northern Rockies from Nov 1-Nov 3. The highlighted region includes mountainous areas of Colorado, but does not establish heavy snowfall in Denver or Colorado Springs.
Halloween Weekend Snow Concerns Halloween falls on Saturday, Oct. 31, just before the primary mountain snow hazard window begins…