More snow on way for snow-covered Grand County
National Weather Service/Courtesy Graphic
Grand County’s snow is not stopping yet.
With multiple feet of fresh snow blanketing the county, parts of Grand County will be under another winter weather warning beginning 5 a.m. Thursday and continuing through 5 a.m. Saturday. Heavy snow will be likely with 10-20 inches expected on the highest elevation parts of Grand.
The northwest section of the county is also under a high wind warning from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday with gusts up to 75 mph possible.
The National Weather Service is forecasting 2-6 inches in Kremmling and 3-7 inches in Granby through Saturday morning. The Fraser Valley could see more than a foot of snow, with nearly 2 feet possible on Berthoud Pass. Predictions are similar in the Grand Lake area with 1-2 feet possible.
Winter Park Resort has reported 4 feet of fresh snow in December and is expecting another 17 inches through the new year. At Granby Ranch, with a 23 inch base, the resort is expecting another 11 inches in the next three days.
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