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Colorado Airports: Storms leave airports snowbound

With three major storms in three weeks (and winter far from over), the Denver area has not only had its share of snow this season but seems also to be hogg

By Matt Thurber • Editor-in-Chief

January 24, 2007

With three major storms in three weeks (and winter far from over), the Denver area has not only had its share of snow this season but seems also to be hogging all the snow that many other areas of the U.S. expect. Ski slopes in parts of the Northeast U.S. have no snow base to speak of and have rarely reached temperatures low enough to make snow. In the Denver area, snow is piling up more quickly than it melts, and skiers are clogging the slopes and airports.

There has been no shortage of stories about people camping in Denver International Airport’s terminals, but what about the general aviation airports? How did they fare during the back-to-back storms?

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