Denver International Airport Snow Update: March 14, 10 a.m.

DENVER — March 14, 2021 — Denver International Airport (DEN) has received 11.1 inches of snow, which was officially reported by the National Weather Service at 6:30 a.m. Moderate snow is falling at the airport this morning with snow fall rates of one-inch to one and one-half-inch predicted throughout the afternoon and evening. Total storm snow accumulation could be between 15.5-27 inches at the airport.

DEN snow removal crews are hard at work cleaning and treating the runways, Peña Boulevard and parking lots. At this time, 836 flights have been cancelled and 57 have been delayed. Airlines are operating a limited number of flights today, with the majority of flights operating late this afternoon or early evening.

Travel Tips for Passengers

• Travelers should confirm their flight status with their airline before heading to the airport
• Motorists should drive with caution and allow extra time when heading to the airport. Make sure to give our plows room to do their job. Because area roadways could also be impacted, consider using the RTD A-Line.
• DEN is prepared with supplies in the event passengers get stranded overnight.
• Parking at DEN has changed due to COVID-19. DEN’s shuttle parking lots, including Pikes Peak and Mt. Elbert, East Economy lot, Terminal East Short Term parking and valet parking in both garages are currently closed. The West economy lot and both garages are open. Remember to check FlyDenver.com and signage on Peña Boulevard for the latest parking information. • Face coverings are required to be worn by everyone when on airport property.

Images and Video

• Stock images of DEN snow operations are available at images.flydenver.com/Snow-Removal/SnowRemoval/
• B-roll is available by clicking here (1.2 GB)

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