Up to 11 Inches of Snow Expected in Park County
Up to 11 Inches of Snow Expected in Park County
US · Published Nov 5, 2026
• A significant winter storm is forecast to bring heavy snowfall to parts of Colorado, with Park County expected to receive the highest totals.
• According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Denver office, northeast to east winds will push moisture up the slopes, favoring areas like the southern Front Range foothills, Mosquito Range, Highway 285 corridor, and western Park County for the heaviest snow.

Impact & Risks

The storm poses significant travel risks, especially in areas above 7,500 feet, where snow accumulation could make roads hazardous. Park County and surrounding regions, including the Mosquito Range and Highway 285 corridor, are expected to see the heaviest snowfall, with a 50-60% chance of receiving 6 inches or more. Other high-altitude areas, such as Aspen, Vail, and Pikes Peak, could see totals ranging from 4 to 11 inches. The NWS has warned that travel could be very difficult, particularly in the high terrain. Residents and travelers should prepare for delays and challenging conditions.

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