| A car drives passed a tree covered in blossoms as a spring snow continues to fall across the Fort Collins, Colo. region Sunday, May 11, 2014. (AP Photo/The Coloradoan, Erin Hull) |
DENVER (AP) — A spring storm that has brought over a foot
of snow to parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska has spun out
thunderstorms and slowed travelers.
The weather has shut down portions of Interstate 80 in Wyoming and Nebraska.
The
heavy, wet snow was still falling in the Denver area Monday morning but
isn’t sticking much to streets. Driving conditions are more difficult
in the mountains.
About two dozen flights have been cancelled at Denver International Airport and delays are expected as
planes deice.
Meanwhile, parts of the Midwest, including Illinois, Indiana and Iowa, were hit by strong thunderstorms
and hail.
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