Update – Thursday, April 11, 4 p.m. Central: All interstates are back open in Colorado, but closures remain on I-76 and I-80 in Nebraska, along with I-90 and I-29 in South Dakota.
This is spring in Rapid City! 22° with a wind chill of 6°along a snow-packed I-90. #Blizzard warnings cover most of SD through Thursday with up to 2' and gusts 50 MPH. We're live on @weatherchannel covering #Wesley #SDwx#snowstorm pic.twitter.com/mfjQdhxbeu
— Mike Seidel (@mikeseidel) April 10, 2019
A late-season winter storm that has dumped as much as 30 inches of snow in the central U.S. has caused the shutdown of a number of interstates in the region.
As of Thursday morning, I-76 in Colorado is closed in both directions in the state between Denver and the Nebraska state line. Updated Colorado highway information can be found here.
In Nebraska, I-76 is closed between the Colorado state line and the I-80 interchange. I-80 is closed in both directions in the state between the Wyoming state line and Cozad at milemarker 222. Updated Nebraska travel information can be found here.
Finally, in South Dakota, I-90 is closed between Rapid City and Sioux Falls, while I-29 is closed between Sioux Falls and the North Dakota state line. Updated South Dakota highway information can be found here.
Winter is back! Roads in the Huron Area are slushy and slippery. Please #SlowDown #BeAlert #NoCruise #NoTextingandDriving #BuckleUp pic.twitter.com/fofXPUsKRb
— Brad Letcher (@HuronAreaEng) April 10, 2019
