Update: Snowfall hits lower elevations; new storm tracking our way

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Update: Snowfall hits lower elevations; new storm tracking our way

Cortez, Dolores and Durango hit harder than Telluride and Purgatory
Jesus Villarreal and Marica Prieto shovel snow in Cortez Tuesday morning.
JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald file

A snowplow driver with the Colorado Department of Transportation hooks a blade to a truck in February 2012. A storm is shaping up to be unusual. It might favor Durango and lower elevations in the river basins of Southwest Colorado over the higher peaks of the San Juan Mountains. Snow is expected to begin flying early Tuesday.
Tucker Robinson shovels snow off his outdoor patio at Wild Edge Brewery in Cortez Tuesday morning.
Ben Boaz shovels snow Tuesday morning in Cortez after an overnight storm dropped about 2-3 inches.

Update: Snowfall hits lower elevations; new storm tracking our way

Jesus Villarreal and Marica Prieto shovel snow in Cortez Tuesday morning.
JERRY McBRIDE/Durango Herald file

A snowplow driver with the Colorado Department of Transportation hooks a blade to a truck in February 2012. A storm is shaping up to be unusual. It might favor Durango and lower elevations in the river basins of Southwest Colorado over the higher peaks of the San Juan Mountains. Snow is expected to begin flying early Tuesday.
Tucker Robinson shovels snow off his outdoor patio at Wild Edge Brewery in Cortez Tuesday morning.
Ben Boaz shovels snow Tuesday morning in Cortez after an overnight storm dropped about 2-3 inches.
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