PHOTOS: Snowmageddon 2020

Chelsea Self

Chelsea Self

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Pedestrians make their way across the Grand Avenue Pedestrian Bridge on a very snowy Thursday morning in downtown Glenwood.
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Heavy snowfall leaves Interstate 70 snow packed on Thursday morning as drivers make their way through Glenwood near exit 116.
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A man struggles to keep the sidewalk clear during the heavy snowstorm that hit Thursday in Glenwood Springs and the surrounding areas.
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A City of Glenwood Springs employee walks snow melt across seventh street to Bethel Plaza in an attempt to keep up with the heavy snowfall on Thursday morning.
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A woman walks across the Grand Avenue Pedestrian Bridge during the heavy snowstorm that hit Thursday.
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A man stops to take a photo on the Grand Avenue Pedestrian Bridge during the heavy snowstorm that hit Thursday.
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Traffic makes its way in and out of Glenwood Canyon just east of downtown Glenwood Springs during the heavy snowstorm on Thursday.
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Pedestrians make their way across the Grand Avenue Pedestrian Bridge on a very snowy Thursday morning in downtown Glenwood.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent

Ducks floats in the frigid and icy waters of the Colorado River during the snowstorm that hit Thursday morning.
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