SUNRISE: Snowfall causes slick roads, school and military base delays
A nighttime snowfall has made roads slick and delayed some local schools and military bases.
The slick roads have prompted the Colorado Springs Police Department to put the city on accident alert status. If you are involved in a crash that doesn’t involve injuries or alcohol or drugs, you are encouraged to exchange information and report the crash within 72 hours.
For more information, or to report a crash online, click here: (http://www.springsgov.com/Page.aspx?NavID=777) To view traffic conditions in your area click here (http://www.gazette.com/sections/traffic/) for a map of traffic cameras.
The snow has put Fort Carson on a two-hour delay as well as a couple of private and charter schools in the city. Click here (http://www.gazette.com/news/weather-64231-closed-schools.html) for a full list of closures and delays.
Today, the National Weather Service predicts a high of 22 degrees with patches of freezing fog before 10 a.m. and continued snowfall through the morning.
As the week goes on, the service predicts warming temperatures with a high in the mid-40s by Friday.
