2-Foot Snowfall Cripples Traffic
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A late winter storm dumped up to 2 feet of snow in eastern Colorado, forcing businesses and schools to close and creating dangerous road conditions. Tow trucks had to remove jackknifed trucks that had halted traffic, officials said. Up to 14 inches of snow fell on the west side of Denver, a weather service official said. Interstate 25, the main north-south highway, was closed for several hours south of Denver to Colorado Springs. The Colorado Springs Municipal Airport also closed.
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