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Monday, October 10, 2005

Posted by Tony Laubach - 10/10/2005 10:52:00 AM

Between classes, I noticed the snow here in Denver was coming down as hard as it had been the entire storm thus far. That was an hour ago; on break in Calc 3 and noticed the snow has again tapered off here in the Metro area. Current radar loop showing the heavier snow still off to the east near Deer Trail. Below are some pictures from the snow burst about an hour ago from the Auraria Campus in downtown Denver. Click for larger image. As you can see, we've hardly had any accumulation here in the Metro area. Check out the grassy areas.

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