"47-52 inches of snow": Pikes Peak totals for May snowstorm

Colorado snowfall totals from May 6 storm

An early-May snow storm dropped more than a foot, two feet, of snow along Colorado's eastern Front Range mountains from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and in southern Colorado's San Juan and Sangre de Cristo mountains.

"47-52 inches of snow": Pikes Peak totals for May snowstorm

(PIKES PEAK, Colo.) — On Tuesday, May 6, many in Southern Colorado woke up to slushy, wet commutes as rain, snow, and chilly air moved across the region. Courtesy: Pikes Peak - America's MountainCourtesy: Pikes Peak - America's MountainCourtesy: Pikes Peak - America's Mountain Photos taken from the summit of Pikes Peak showed a wintry scene as the storm rolled over America's Mountain on Tuesday. "The summit is forecasted to receive an impressive…

Weather blog: Rain and snow creating slick roads across Pikes Peak region

According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, the eastbound lanes of Highway 24 between Woodland Park and Colorado Springs are closed at Woodland Avenue and Lucky 4 Road from Mile Point 289 to Mile Point 290 for snow removal.