After Denver saw 6.7 inches of snow from a storm that rolled through Sunday and Monday, a second snowstorm is currently blanketing the Front Range, with 1.2 inches already reported in Denver this morning. And thatap not all: This storm, continuing into Wednesday, is estimated to drop another 8 to 12 inches on the city, according to the National Weather Service.
And of course, with slick roads and a third straight day of snow come cancellations and closures. Check back throughout the day as we update this list of concert and event cancellations, along with closures at arts and culture organizations throughout the city.
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11:45 a.m.: The Denver Museum of Nature & Science will close at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
All evening activities are canceled. The museum will reopen for normal operations at 9 a.m. tomorrow, Oct. 30, unless otherwise stated, officials said.
11 a.m.: The Denver Zoo will be closed due to snowy conditions on Tuesday, Oct. 29, officials announced on Twitter this morning.
However, that hasn’t stopped Nick and Luci — two of the City Park institution’s sea lions — from enjoying “a nice relaxing soak in their heated pool.”
It might be a chilly 20°F this morning, but our California sea lions, Nick and Luci, are enjoying a nice relaxing soak in their heated pool. So enjoy this video, because due to today's snowy weather, Denver Zoo is closed for the day.
— Denver Zoo (@DenverZoo)
Also cancelled for tonight: in Boulder. The daughter of famed astronomer Carl Sagan was scheduled to appear at Boulder Book Store tonight, but will now sit out the appearance due to weather.
“We are trying reschedule, but if you purchased a voucher, please call the store for a refund (303-447-2074),” organizers wrote in an email.
Check back here throughout the day for the latest updates.
