Waves of heavy snow and rain will sweep over Colorado Thursday afternoon into Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Starting around 3 p.m. Thursday, heavy snow will fall over the mountains along and south of Interstate 70 and in areas of the southern foothills above 7500 feet of elevation,
Rain showers will douse the Interstate 25 Corridor Thursday starting afternoon, especially from Denver down to the Palmer Divide, meteorologists said. Chances of overnight and afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms are projected to continue through next Wednesday, but the heaviest downpour will soak Colorado Thursday through this weekend.Frustrated by officiating in Game 2 loss to Timberwolves, Nuggets’ Michael Malone concedes: “We lost control of our emotions”
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