Snow updates, delays and closures

A snowstorm hitting Denver is moving through Colorado as winter weather advisories and a winter storm warning remain in effect for parts of the metropolitan area and the Eastern Plains. The snow is expected to continue until Wednesday morning.

The Denver7 news team tracks the latest severe weather updates and closures and shares news from local authorities.

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Wednesday, November 6th

5:30am | Lisa Hidalgo’s forecast update | Happy snow day! Snow will continue through mid-morning, with snow being heaviest south and east of Denver. Tonight we could see well over a foot into the Far Eastern plains!

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5:20am | Interstate Conditions | Denver7 traffic expert Jayson Luber says treacherous driving conditions are expected on I-70 along the plains near Burlington. Closer to the subway, Luber says plows are working on I-70 and driving conditions are mostly wet.

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I-25 near Colorado Blvd is also plowed and has wet conditions.

In the downtown area, drivers should remain vigilant when crossing bridges and overpasses that are “really slippery and snowy.”

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5:14 am | Additional amounts of snow | Denver7 Morning Meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo says snow will continue this morning with these additional amounts possible.

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5:00 am | Weather-related delays | Regis Jesuit High School will be closed Wednesday due to snow. Douglas County Government and Schools are on a 90-minute delay.

4:45am | School delay | The Douglas County School District announced that schools and buses will be delayed 90 minutes Wednesday morning due to weather conditions.

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4:30am | Winter Weather Advice | According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Boulder, the Denver metro is under a winter advisory for snow accumulations between 2 and 8 inches until 11 p.m. Wednesday.

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4:20am | LIVE NEWS | Denver7 has multiple teams throughout the metro area and other Colorado locations monitoring road conditions. Watch Denver7’s live news stream at this link or in the player below:

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