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That is a look at A-Basin and they just announced they are opening up for the ski season TODAY at 11am. Let the Colorado Ski season begin!
There is the crash on SB 25 at Arapahoe Rd in the left lane. Slowing from Belleview and joining with the slowing from Hampden.
Looks like we have a new crash... NB 25 at 225 right in the middle of the construction delay. Part is to the left and part is to the right.
Still seeing the delays grow behind the closure of NB 25 to NB 225 and the lane restriction SB 25 to NB 225. No word from CDOT when they might open all lanes.
They are late in picking up construction on NB 25 to NB 225 and SB 25 to NB 225. The NB 25 delay is growing back to Orchard.
Why did CDOT kill the Colfax exit signs from I-70 in favor of most lame Piccadilly Road?
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The FAA is reporting arrivals to DIA are delayed an average of 60 mins (and increasing) due to the fog.
New west side crash on EB 470 before Ken Caryl in lanes. The WB side is also super slow up to Morrison.
All lanes clear up north on NB 25 btwn Mead and Berthoud. Traffic is moving much better in the past few minutes.
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Spooooky season👻
Seriously though, there’s heavy fog in some areas impacting visibility. Drive responsibly, please!
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⚠️Dense Fog Advisory in effect through the morning commute😶🌫️
Thickest fog scattered across metro Denver and extending east and northeast to DIA & Fort Morgan.
Current (6:18 AM image) from I-70 and Airport Boulevard. Slow down and use low beam headlights if traveling. #COwx
4:20AM UPDATE: A Dense Fog Advisory is in place through 10AM Tuesday morning for the plains of North Central and northeastern Colorado, including the I-25 corridor and metro Denver. Visibility will fall below a quarter mile at times. If traveling, slow down and use caution! #COwx
The crash on SB 25 is being moved to the right shoulder out of lanes but DFD/DPD is protecting the right lane. Slowing remains across downtown.





























