Snow Storm Impacts Roads, Flights
DENVER (CBS4) - Sunday's snow storm took a toll on flights in and out of Denver International Airport.
Just after 6 p.m., airport officials say the storm canceled about 15 percent of their daily flights.
Ending the day with about 200 cancelled flights or 15% of the daily schedule. Another inch of snow is possible for the rest of the evening. Drive with care as crews remain on airport roads. pic.twitter.com/U7riFuNfen
— Denver Int'l Airport (@DENAirport) January 22, 2018
"The FAA continues to have a ground delay program in place for Denver, which will space out arriving aircraft into Denver. Those delays are currently averaging about 2.5 hours, according to the FAA," said DIA officials.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation hadn't reported any major crashes or road closures due to the storm.
While traffic was mostly light for the morning, Denver Public Works had plows working to clear the roads.
Denver plow crews will remain on duty into Monday, working main & side streets. Pls use caution tomorrow. Roads could get slick overnight.
— Denver Dept of Transportation & Infrastructure (@DenverDOTI) January 21, 2018
DPW went on to advise drivers to plan ahead and give themselves extra time for their morning commutes.