US: Heavy Snow From Spring Storm Disrupts Travel in Colorado

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US: Heavy Snow From Spring Storm Disrupts Travel in Colorado

A severe spring snowstorm hit a wide swath of Colorado, including Denver and Colorado Springs, on Friday, April 18, dumping several inches of snow and forcing road closures in the mountains.

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