Easter Weekend is on the way and the ‘fake spring’ effect is in full swing in Colorado – after days of warmer weather, temperatures are set to plunge and 24-plus inches of snow could land in some parts of the state through Saturday morning.
As far as timing goes, some snow should start falling on Wednesday and Thursday though the heaviest snow should come on Friday and Saturday.
In the most likely ‘expected snowfall’ scenario from the National Weather Service, what’s expected to be a relatively widespread storm will be bringing big impacts to many of the state’s highest peaks, also impacting travel along the I-70 mountain corridor. In this scenario, peak totals max out at about 18 inches…