Commuters beware, there is some sliding and spinning on Denver highways this morning.
The heavy wet snow early Monday created slush and slippery conditions on Denver roads and several crashes led to temporary lane closures and slower-than-usual morning traffic.
Snow was sticking on Interstate 25 in some areas from north Broomfield where crashes were reported. Vehicles were sliding and spinning on U.S. Highway 36 between Denver and Boulder. An area of snow continues to fall across the I-25 corridor with slushy and snowpacked roads. At 4:11 A.M. the heaviest snow stretched from Broomfield to Greeley north to the Wyoming border. For the latest road report call CDOT at 511 or go to
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