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Road Trip and Weather Conditions for Interstate I-70

I-70 is a major highway that starts in Baltimore, Maryland and heads west through Washington D.C., crossing into Virginia. The highway continues through the Shenandoah Valley before reaching West Virginia. I-70 then crosses through the Appalachian Mountains, entering into Ohio. The highway passes Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati before reaching Indiana. I-70 then enters Illinois, passing through Indianapolis before reaching St. Louis, Missouri. The highway then continues through Kansas before reaching Colorado. I-70 then crosses the Rocky Mountains before entering into Utah. Once in Utah, I-70 continues until its terminus in Cove Fort, UT.

I-70 is 2,151 miles long and traverses 10 states. The highway has a maximum speed limit of 75 mph in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming.

I-70 is a major east-west highway that connects many cities and states across the United States. The highway sees a mix of different types of traffic, including local traffic, long distance travelers, and commercial trucking traffic, as I-70 is a critical route for cross-country travel.

I-70 Road Conditions

I-70 is subject to a variety of different weather conditions depending on the time of year and location. In the eastern part of the country, I-70 may be affected by snow and ice in the winter months. In the western part of the country, I-70 may be affected by wildfires and smoke in the summer months. Travelers should always check the road conditions before embarking on a trip on I-70.

I-70 is generally a well-maintained highway, but there are always potential hazards to be aware of when driving. Poor weather conditions can create hazardous driving conditions, so it is important to be aware of the forecast and plan accordingly. Also, construction and maintenance can sometimes cause lane closures or delays, so it is important to check for potential delays before starting a trip.

If you are planning a trip on I-70, be sure to check the road conditions and plan ahead to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.

Whether you're looking to determine road conditions on I-70 in Kansas, Utah, Indiana, or any of the other seven states the route traverses, our interactive map above, as well as our Highway Weather app, are great resources to prepare for any trip that takes you along Interstate 70!

Major Junctions of I-65

• I-70E begins at a major junction at I-15 in Cove Fort, Utah.

In Colorado:

• I-70 has a major junction at I-76 in Arvada, Colorado.
• I-70 has major junctions at I-25 , I-225, and I-270 in Denver, Colorado.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-135 near Salina, Kansas.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-470 in Topeka, Kansas.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-470 in Tecumseh, Kansas.
• I-70 has major junctions at I-435, I-635, and I-670 in Kansas City, Kansas.

In Missouri:

• I-70 has major junctions at I-29 , I-35 , and I-435 in Kansas City, Kansas.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-470 in Independence, Missouri.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-64 in Wentzville, Missouri.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-270 in Bridgeton, Missouri.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-170 in Berkeley, Missouri.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-44 in St. Louis, Missouri.

In Illinois:

• I-70 has a major junction at I-55 and I-64 in East St. Louis, Illinois.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-255 in Collinsville, Illinois.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-55 and I-270 near Troy, Illinois.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-57 near Effingham, Illinois.

In Indiana:

• I-70 has major junctions at I-65 , I-74 , and I-465 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-75 in Vandalia, Ohio.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-675 near Holiday Valley, Ohio.
• I-70 has major junctions at I-71, I-270, and I-670 in Columbus, Ohio.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-77 near Cambridge, Ohio.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-470 near St. Clairsville, Ohio.

In West Virginia:

• I-70 has a major junction at I-470 in Wheeling, West Virginia.

In Pennsylvania:

• I-70 has a major junction at I-79 near Washington, Pennsylvania.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-76 in New Stanton, Pennsylvania.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-99 near Bedford, Pennsylvania.

In Maryland:

• I-70 has a major junction at I-68 near Hancock, Maryland.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-81 in Halfway, Maryland.
• I-70 has a major junction at I-270 in Frederick, Maryland.
• I-70W begins at a major junction with I-695 in Woodlawn, Maryland.

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Colorado’s I-70 mountain corridor expected to be ‘slow moving’ this weekend as skiers seek fresh powder

Winter storm warning is in effect for much of the mountains, which can expect 1 to 2 feet of snow this weekend.

News News | Feb 2, 2024

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The Colorado Department of Transportation is warning that a winter storm could meet heavy ski traffic along the Interstate 70 mountain corridor this weekend.

Between 1 and 2 feet of snow is forecasted for much of the Colorado Rocky Mountains over the weekend. The winter storm is expected to overlap with ski traffic on the I-70 corridor Friday, Feb. 2 and Saturday, Feb. 3, the department said in a news release.

Before hitting the roads, drivers need to ensure their vehicle is fully equipped, including with chains or the proper tread tires , to handle winter weather, CDOT Director of Maintenance and Operations John Lorme said in the release.

“Traveling along Colorado’s mountain roads, specifically the I-70 mountain corridor, will be challenging this weekend, not only because of the winter weather that is predicted but due to heavy traffic as folks make their way up to take advantage of the snow,” Lorme said.

Additionally, the National Weather Service as issued a Winter Storm Warning through most of the mountains west of the Continental Divide, including most of Summit, Eagle, Grand, Jackson, Routt, Garfield and Pitkin counties and the southwest mountains as well. The warning runs through 5 am. Sunday, Feb. 4

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During the last major storm cycle over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, gridlock traffic “paralyzed” the town of Silverthorne. I-70 became a “parking lot” of bumper-to-bumper traffic for parts of the holiday weekend and there were multiple mountain pass closures , including U.S. Highway 40’s Berthoud Pass, where an avalanche caught 10 vehicles .

Travelers could encounter slow traffic again this weekend. OpenSnow meteorologist Sam Collentine wrote in a travel forecast for I-70 that the wet and slushy road surfaces early in the storm will turn into icy and snow-packed road surfaces lasting through at least Sunday morning.

This weekend, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center is urging backcountry recreationists not to recreate along roadsides, including popular spots such as Berthoud Pass, according to the news release. This is not only for recreationists’ safety but for the safety of motorists who could be caught in skier-triggered slides.

Avalanche conditions will change throughout the weekend as the storm moves through the state and high avalanche danger is expected in most mountain areas from Saturday and lasting into Monday, the release states. Anyone traveling in the backcountry should check the forecast and carry an avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel.

Drivers who encounter an avalanche while in their vehicle should stay in the vehicle with the windows rolled up, turn the vehicle off to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and call for help on a cell phone, the release states. Anyone driving over the weekend should plan ahead with extra water, food, coats, blankets and entertainment.

Motorists should avoid or limit driving during the brunt of the storm. Snow is predicted to make its way into Colorado’s northern and central mountains on Friday evening, lasting through Saturday night, the release states.

“It will be slow moving along the Corridor this weekend,” Lorme said. “So remember to be patient and make sure you are not the cause of road closures.”

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Current I-70 Travel Advisories

I-70w – chain law code 18.

Between Exit 221: Bakerville (4 miles west of Silver Plume) and Exit 205: US 6; CO 9; Silverthorne (9 miles east of Silverthorne) from Mile Point 221 to Mile Point 215. Chains or alternative traction devices required for all commercial motor vehicles including buses and vans of 16 or more passenger capacity.

I-70E – Chain Law Code 18

Between Exit 203: CO 9; East Frisco and Exit 216: US 6; Loveland Pass (Silverthorne) from Mile Point 205 to Mile Point 213. Chains or alternative traction devices required for all commercial motor vehicles including buses and vans of 16 or more passenger capacity.

I-70E – Traction Law Code 15

Between Exit 203: CO 9; East Frisco (Silverthorne) and Exit 221: Bakerville (4 miles west of Silver Plume) from Mile Point 205 to Mile Point 221. Passenger vehicles are required to have mud or snow tires or use chains or alternative traction devices or be a four wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicle.

Watch this page for the latest conditions on I-70 between Denver Airport and Vail. Including Eisenhower / Johnson tunnels and Vail Pass.

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Traveler Resources

Research shows that over 90% of frequent I-70 travelers make efforts to avoid congestion, and our  GoI70.com  project is just the resource to help weekend travelers avoid the jam!  Our Travel Forecast, posted every week, tells drivers how they can plan around congestion for the coming weekend.   Options for getting to the mountains without your personal vehicle will quadruple starting in the 2021-2022 ski season!!  In effort to get cars off this congested corridor, we have also compiled all things transit and carpooling at  GoI70.com  are below!

Travel Forecast

In advance of every weekend and holiday, GoI70.com gives you a guide for how to avoid congestion.  We look at historic data, weather, and more and tell you the best and worst times to travel I-70. 

Real-Time Road Info Resources

We know good information allows you to make good travel choices. CDOT makes their real time road info available to you via text, email, phone, app or web.  Learn how to connect with the method of your choice at GoI70.com.

Travel Tips

The majority of the time I-70 is free of congestion so a few simple Travel Tips can help you avoid the traffic jam. 

This is where you will find the lastest information – from news on the next big I-70 project, to the announcement of a new ski bus, or to details on CDOT’s latest plans to improve the flow of traffic. To receive this info via email, sign up for the GoI70 eBlast below.  Follow GoI70 on Twitter and Facebook so you don’t miss a thing.

Mountain Transit

All things mountain transit-related are listed here.  Weekend ski and van services, weekday bus service, local bus systems, airport shuttles and more are all at GoI70.com

Carpool & Parking

There are multiple options for finding a convenient and affordable carpool to the mountains.  Want to know the best place to park to start your carpool up I-70?  Did you know many towns and resorts offer incentives for you to arrive with a full car?  Information on all things carpooling can be found at GoI70.com

Over 150 businesses along and adjacent to the I-70 mountain corridor will reward you for sticking around the mountains later and avoiding peak travel times.  Find discounted dining, lodging and activities through the fully searchable Peak Time Deals database.

Travel Tips from the I-70 Coalition

Stay informed.

We offer two options to keep I-70 travelers informed of current activity and future plans for the I-70 mountain corridor.

The I-70 Alert e-newsletter keeps you up to date on the big picture, including current and future policies, projects, studies and initiatives aimed at fixing I-70.  Frequency: Quarterly

GoI70.com eBlast

GoI70.com eBlasts keep you informed on potential impacts and opportunities related to your trips on I-70. These short updates contain timely info on construction projects, new transit options, CDOT winter operations and strategies for beating the crowds. Frequency: An average of 1-2 times/month

I-70 Daily Snow

By Sam Collentine, Meteorologist Posted 1 day ago April 24, 2024

Late-season weekend powder.

Mostly dry through Thursday afternoon. Multiple rounds of snow arrive Thursday night, with the deepest snow totals from Saturday evening through Sunday. Expect travel impacts from Thursday night through Sunday. Mild and mostly dry weather returns for the final days of April and into early May.

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I-70 West Traffic Management

Traffic incidents.

Traffic incidents range from a flat tire to a semi rollover crash. Traffic incidents on the I-70 mountain corridor can create major delays or cause a full closure of the interstate. Reducing incident clearance times improves the reliability of the corridor for all travelers.

Keeping You Safe

CDOT employs several strategies to help motorists enjoy safe, reliable travel on the I-70 corridor in winter. Specifically, motorists can expect such traffic control measures as ramp management , snowplow escorts , quick clearance of traffic incidents , and real-time traveler information through  cotrip.org and 511.

Because Eisenhower Tunnel has no shoulders, when heavy traffic congestion or incidents poses the risk of back-ups, traffic must be stopped, or safety metering must be implemented to clear traffic and maintain access to the tunnel interior for emergency response vehicles. When road conditions on the approaches to the tunnel are adverse, vehicles lose traction and cause significant delays (such as the three-hour delays between Silverthorne and the tunnel on Feb. 9, 2014 ).

The highest travel delays of the winter occur when heavy traffic congestion necessitates metering Eisenhower Tunnel. CDOT will use the following mitigation strategies to achieve this:

Increase Ramp Management

Meter on-ramps to eastbound I-70 at Copper Mountain, Frisco, Silverthorne and Loveland to reduce traffic volume moving through Eisenhower Tunnel, and reduce eastbound back-ups from reaching the interior of the tunnel.

 Snowplow Escorts

 Conduct snowplow escorts from Silverthorne to Herman Gulch during adverse conditions to provide optimal road conditions and safe speeds during periods when back-ups into Eisenhower Tunnel are most likely.

 Snowplow escorts involve short holds of traffic to allow CDOT snowplows to lead an escort of traffic with the Colorado State Patrol up steep mountain passes in adverse conditions. This allows for traffic to travel on freshly treated roads at a safe, controlled speed that helps reduce the occurrence of winter-related crashes and vehicle traction issues.

Commercial Vehicle Staging

When conditions require, close eastbound I-70 to commercial vehicles at Dotsero when road conditions and traffic volumes are such that a public safety emergency is likely and imminent.

Response Coordination

Conduct FHWA Traffic Incident Management training for corridor first responders.

 Establish performance measures for traffic incident clearance.

 Conduct routine incident debriefings and performance assessments.

 Stage CDOT Heavy Tow and Courtesy Patrol units at locations with identified peak hour crash patterns, as well as increase hours of patrol units.

 Work with partner agencies to implement snowplow escort procedures at steep grade locations in the corridor during adverse weather and traffic volumes periods with the high likelihood of crashes and spinouts.

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FORECAST: Scattered storms on Friday lead into a warmer weekend full of events

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• Scattered storms Friday afternoon, higher storm chance late Friday
• Warmer and windy for the weekend - winds may impact the Great Balloon Race and KDF Marathon
• Stormy at times Monday through Wednesday

LATEST FORECAST

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Clouds will be on the increase overnight as our next system begins to nudge its way in from the west. Thanks to the clouds and some warmer air moving in aloft, we’ll see lows dropping into the 40s and no lower by Friday morning.

Friday is a warmer day as the warm front moves through. This will also inspire the development of scattered storms during the afternoon that may increase as we head closer to sunset. Highs will be in the 70s on Friday.

Periods of thunderstorms will continue at times Friday evening into the overnight hours, especially along and north of the Ohio River. No severe weather is expected, but heavy rain is possible in select spots.

Lows will be in the 60s by Saturday morning. Thunderstorms may be ongoing pre-sunrise Saturday morning northwest of Louisville, and how long they stick around could impact the balloon race. Gusty winds will also be a factor for balloonists and runners on Saturday. Highs will be in the 80s.

Monday sees another uptick in thunderstorm chances as a cold front arrives, and storm chances will likely stick around through Wednesday thanks to that front stalling out nearby. Highs will still be in the humid 80s during that time despite the storm chances.

The Thurby, Kentucky Oaks, and Kentucky Derby forecast has trended a bit cooler today with highs in the 70s, but our question about how long storm chances will stick around after Wednesday is still there. At this time the Derby has the best chance of staying dry compared to earlier days.

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Interstate 70 on-ramp in downtown Columbus closing for years. Will it impact your commute?

An interstate on-ramp in downtown Columbus will close for several years of construction starting iny May, the Ohio Department of Transportation said on Tuesday.

The State Route 315 southbound ramp to eastbound Interstate 70 will close May 10, a week later than originally announced.

The detour runs from southbound State Route 315 to eastbound Interstate 670 to southbound Interstate 71 to eastbound Interstate 70.

At about the same time, eastbound I-70 traffic will shift outside to newly constructed bridges as crews rebuild the existing roadway.

The work is part of ODOT’s ongoing Downtown Ramp Up project , which aims to reconstruct interstates 70 and 71 in downtown Columbus and alleviate safety and congestion problems.

Construction work on the full project began in 2010 and is expected to run until 2030 with a total cost of $1.4 billion.

All work is weather dependent and may be postponed or cancelled without notice, according to the news release.

More: ODOT releases 2024 highway projects for Columbus area. See where you'll be delayed

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