Colorado's Tuesday snow storm looks like the 'Big One'

So, I just read this interesting article about how Colorado’s Tuesday snow storm might be the real deal, the ‘Big One’ that everyone has been talking about. Apparently, it’s going to hit pretty hard, with over a foot of snow expected to fall in many parts of the state, and temperatures dropping well below freezing.

According to the article, the snow storm is caused by a combination of factors, including a cold front moving in from Canada and an area of low pressure moving in from the Pacific. This is a big deal, because Colorado has had some pretty mild winters in recent years, and this storm could be a major test for the state’s infrastructure and emergency services.

Personally, I know how crazy it can get when a big snow storm hits. I remember a few years ago when I was living in Boston, we had a huge blizzard that dumped almost 3 feet of snow in just a few days. It was insane – the streets were completely blocked, and we had to dig our way out just to get to the grocery store.

Anyway, back to the article. It also mentions that the storm could have a big impact on travel, with many flights cancelled or delayed, and roads likely to be slick and dangerous. So if you’re planning on traveling to or from Colorado this week, you might want to keep an eye on the weather and be prepared for some delays.

All in all, it’s clear that this snow storm is a big deal, and it’s important for people to stay safe and be prepared. So if you’re in Colorado, make sure you have plenty of food, water, and other supplies on hand, and be ready to hunker down for a few days if necessary. And if you’re not in Colorado, spare a thought for those who are, and hope that they manage to weather the storm just fine.