Travel should be avoided in the Colorado high country for a roughly 36-hour window beginning Tuesday morning and lasting until Wednesday afternoon.

The storm could close roads and create major travel disruptions that could last until Thanksgiving Day, said Maggie Ideker with the National Weather Service’s Boulder office. The rate of snowfall is expected to increase tonight and fall as fast as 2 inches per hour, she said.

A major winter storm will impact the mountains beginning late tonight. Snow will be heavy through Tue night, lighter Wed. 1-2 ft totals are expected for the highest elevations. Expect significant travel disruptions and road closures. Here's a forecast for major roadways 👇 #COwx pic.twitter.com/LciRjAcp3l

Travel should be avoided for a roughly 36-hour window beginning Tuesday morning and lasting until Wednesday afternoon. Snow rates across the mountains will be at or above 1"+ an hour from 2-5AM Tuesday morning.

The majority of the snow will be ending Wednesday, but not until it has dumped 1 to 2 feet of snow in the mountains.

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Snow has fallen upwards of 20 inches in the mountains of Colorado. Snow is forecasted to wrap up Wednesday night as many travel for Thanksgiving.