WHITEOUT: 1-2 inches of snow per hour, quarter-mile visibility on Colorado mountain pass
A massive amount of snow is rapidly falling in Colorado’s mountain region, resulting in extremely dangerous travel conditions.
In the case of Wolf Creek Pass, one to two inches of snow is falling per hour and visibility has been reduced to less than a quarter-mile thanks to winds in the range of 50-60 miles per hour.
Those traveling should proceed with caution, as heavy snow and extreme conditions are also expected along the I-70 corridor through early Saturday.
Check out a tweet about Wolf Creek Pass from the National Weather Service below:
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#US50 eastbound: Roadway reopened to traffic between County Road 237B and Monarch Pk Campground. https://t.co/XNTvAQXA7I — Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) (@ColoradoDOT) December 24, 2021