Most highways reopen in Grand following heavy snowstorm
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Snow Stake/Winter Park Resort
4:10 p.m.: Colorado Highway 134 has reopened between Colorado Highway 131 and Pinney Road west of KRemmling.
3:10 p.m.: US Highway 40 between Rabbit Ears Pass and Kremmling has reopened, though driving conditions are still poor. Chain law is in effect over the pass.
Noon: US Highway 40 on Berthoud Pass has reopened, though road conditions remain icy and snow packed with a chance of blowing snow.
Original: Many of the major routes to and from Grand County remain closed as of Thursday morning as a storm continues to dump snow on the area.
US Highway 40 on Berthoud Pass, from Berthoud Fall to the Mary Jane ski area, was closed over night in both directions and remains closed as of 9:20 a.m. Thursday.
Highway 40 is also still closed both directions between Rabbit Ears Pass and Spruce Street in Kremmling.
Colorado Highway 134 is closed in both directions between Colorado Highway 131 and Pinney Road west of Kremmling.
Colorado Highway 125 is closed in both directions from Walden to Granby.
Colorado Highway 125 was closed in both directions from Walden to Granby. See the latest updates on road closures at cotrip.org.
Along with both East and West Grand school districts closing for school Thursday, county offices have closed for the day.
Winter Park Resort has reported over a foot of snow in the last 24 hours, with nearly a foot reported at Ski Granby Ranch as well.
This story will be updated with additional closures or openings throughout the day.
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