Storm Report: Need-To-Know For Your Commute

BOULDER, CO -- Just as the county's commuters were about to take to the streets, the Colorado skies unleashed a bit of a doozy. At about 6 a.m., the National Weather Service predicted that this very convenient band of snow will pass over the Denver metro area between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m., and has the potential for as much as two inches of accumulation.

A band of snow will move from north to south across the Front Range Urban Corridor this morning. The snow is expected to move across Metro Denver between 7 and 10 am with up to 2" possible. Slick roads could impact the morning rush hour, #cowx pic.twitter.com/FFu8tubceM

Drive with care, pay attention to bridges and slippery roads, and if you can't delay your morning drive, try to allow extra time for traffic. The storm should be long past by the time commuters are ready to head home tonight.

Heavy band of snow this morning has reduced visibilities significantly. #COwx @WeatherNation @CReppWx pic.twitter.com/EXrFg831A1

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