Colorado weather blog, Nov. 25: Updates from Denver's snowstorm

DENVER — Up to 3 more inches of snow accumulation is possible in some areas of Colorado’s Front Range Saturday which will add to already snow packed roads and motorists should stay alert to icy and slick conditions throughout the day.

Below, you can find updates related to traffic and weather as the storm pushes through. Refresh this page for the latest. If reading this in the Denver7 mobile app, click here for the latest updates.

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Saturday, Nov. 25 | Colorado snowstorm updates

10:20 a.m. | SNOWFALL UPDATE | The National Weather Service (NWS) in Boulder says snow will increase over the Denver metro area through Noon with the "heaviest snow will be on I-25 from Denver north to Wellington and across southern and central Weld county, where another 1-3" will fall by noon."

9:45 a.m. | INCREASE IN CRASHES | Mountain View Fire Rescue tweeted it has seen an increase in crashes Saturday morning, urging caution and to give yourself extra time on the roads. MVFR covers Dacono, Erie, Mead, Superior along with unincorporated areas of Boulder and Weld counties.

9:39 a.m. | ACCIDENT ALERT | Loveland is under an accident alert, which like many Colorado communities during weather events, means when a motorist is involved in an accident that does not involve an injury, impairment or uninsured vehicle, they should exchange information and make a report at this link.

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