Summary
Portions of Colorado and New Mexico are under a winter storm warning with heavy snow expected to affect travel and cause hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for several areas, warning about potential road closures and flight delays. Snowfall in these regions could reach up to 20 inches in some mountainous areas.
Key Facts
- A winter storm warning is in effect in parts of Colorado and New Mexico until Thursday morning.
- The National Weather Service (NWS) has alerted people about difficult travel conditions due to heavy snow.
- Colorado could see snow accumulation from 4 to 20 inches in various areas.
- New Mexico is expected to receive snowfall ranging from 2 to 13 inches.
- The storm may disrupt commutes, close schools, and delay flights, especially in mountain regions.
- The most snow in Colorado is likely in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
- Travelers are advised to delay travel if possible and to be very careful if travel is necessary.
