The freezing drizzle that is making driving treacherous this morning will change to snow, with the foothills looking at more than a foot of snow. Coloradoan reporters scattered across Fort Collins reported the following totals: Rise and shine with the Coloradoan: Start your day with the morning’s top news in the Daily Briefing newsletter. Contact him at milesblumhardt@coloradoan.com or on Twitter @MilesBlumhardt. As of 8:15 a.m., 14.4 inches of snow accumulated at the official weather station at Colorado State University, with 4.9 inches falling before 8:15 p.m. Monday and another 9.5 inches falling overnight. Update, 12:30 p.m.: Snow has begun to taper off in Fort Collins as the winter storm moves east, according to the National Weather Service. © 2020 www.coloradoan.com. Make sure to call your airline carrier before you head to DIA to check your flight's status. If you don't already, please subscribe today. CDOT encouraged anyone who has to travel to visit cotrip.org for the latest road conditions and to be prepared for icy conditions and extended drive times. The NWS in … School update:Thompson School District cancels Monday after-school activities. Weld RE-4 school district canceled in-person learning and said a decision on after-school and afternoon activities would be posted on school websites by noon, Monday. City of Fort Collins offices will delay opening until 10 a.m. Critical services such as fire and police will continue as usual and Transfort buses will operate under current schedules. Snow is likely to continue through the early afternoon, with a total of 3-5 inches expected to accumulate before Tuesday night. Thompson School District cancels Monday after-school activities, Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. Support our work and local journalism with a digital subscription at Coloradoan.com/subscribe. Colorado State Climatologist Russ Schumacher tweeted about 7:20 a.m. Tuesday that he had a total of 14.9 inches in his Fort Collins backyard, and 9 inches of that fell after 7 p.m. Monday. UPDATE 10 p.m.: CSU will be closed all day Monday due to the heavy snow. Fort Collins is expected to receive up to 10 inches of snow as a cold front brings frigid temperatures to Colorado Saturday evening through Monday. New snow accumulation of an additional 3-7 inches is expected overnight Sunday before snow tapers off into Monday. Sign up today! Official snowfall totals from the storm expected to dump about 10 inches on Fort Collins Sunday through Monday weren't available by the Coloradoan's 4 p.m. Sunday print deadline, but many measuring stations operated by Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network volunteers showed between 3-6 inches in the city during morning measurements.
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