US: Snowstorm Blankets Denver Metro and Front Range 2

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US: Snowstorm Blankets Denver Metro and Front Range 2

A winter storm brought several inches of snow to the Denver metro and Front Range from late Tuesday, December 2, into Wednesday, December 3, marking the first significant snowstorm of the season in the area.

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  • 2025/12/05 10:43:57
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  • @JenniferBroome via Spectee
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  • Video Location: Denver, Colorado, 2025, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 3

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