A winter storm could stifle travel across Colorado today and Saturday, closing roadways and threatening to make driving difficult or impossible on segments of interstates 25 and 70.
Colorado’s Department of Transportation warned that travel conditions could become “extreme to impossible” Friday and Saturday, expressing particular concern about I-70 east of Denver and I-25 south of Pueblo.
Snow will likely impact travel on I-25 over Monument Hill and I-70 between Denver and Idaho Springs from Friday evening through Saturday morning, the agency said.
According to CDOT, as of 7:20 a.m. Friday, current roadway closures include:
I-70 eastbound and westbound, Airpark to Burlington
I-25 southbound, Pueblo to the New Mexico state line
U.S. 24 eastbound and westbound, Calhan to Limon
U.S. 40 westbound, Cheyenne Wells to Limon
U.S. 160 eastbound and westbound, U.S. 350 junction to the CO 389 junction
U.S. 160 eastbound and westbound, Kim to the U.S. 385 junction
U.S. 287 northbound, Wiley to Kit Carson
U.S. 350 eastbound and westbound, Trinidad to La Junta
CO 59 northbound and southbound, Yuma to Kit Carson
CO 71 northbound and southbound, Last Chance to Punkin Center
CO 86 eastbound and westbound, Kiowa to I-70
CO 94 eastbound and westbound, El Paso County line to the U.S. 40 and 287 junction
CO 109 northbound and southbound, La Junta to Kim
CO 389 northbound and southbound, New Mexico state line to the US 160 junction
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