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Winter Storm causes delays, closures along I-70, other mountain roadways

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Intense wind, mountain snow through this afternoon

A Winter Storm that moved across Colorado on Friday caused several delays and closures of mountain roadways as snow and high winds made for treacherous travel conditions.  

 

NB, SB closed US 287 from Springfield to Lamar

Both northbound and southbound lanes of US 287 are closed between US 160 and Parkway Drive. The highway is closed from Springfield to Lamar due to poor visibility and high winds. 

Travelers are advised to expect delays and seek an alternate route. 

By Jennifer McRae
 

Northbound I-25 closed between Owl Canyon Road and Wyoming border

Northbound lanes of I-25 were closed between Owl Canyon Road and the Wyoming border. The lanes were closed due to a crash at mile marker 293. 

By Jennifer McRae
 

Eastbound I-70 closed between CO 9 and Bakerville

Eastbound lanes of I-70 were closed due to safety concerns between CO 9 and Exit 221- Bakerville. 

By Jennifer McRae
 

Eastbound I-70 closed between Eagle and US 6

Eagle River Fire Protection District
Eastbound I-70 closed between Eagle and US 6

Eastbound lanes of I-70 were closed between Exit 169: Eagle and US 6, US 24 because there are two semis blocking the lanes.

Eagle River Fire Protection District
By Jennifer McRae
 

Westbound lanes of I-70 closed between Loveland Pass and Silverthorne

Westbound lanes of Interstate 70 were closed due to safety concerns between Exit 216: US 6 Loveland Pass and Exit 205: US 6, CO 9, Silverthorne. 

CDOT
By Jennifer McRae
 

Eastbound I-70 closed between CO 9 and Silverthorne exit

Eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 were closed between CO 9 and Exit 205: US 6 and Silverthorne due to safety concerns. First Alert Meteorologist Ashton Altieri declared a First Alert Weather Day on Friday due to high winds and a winter storm that will blow through Colorado. The mountains and western Colorado are in for a very fast, heavy round of snow that will start late Thursday night and early Friday morning.

By Jennifer McRae
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