DENVER, Colo. (KAKE) — Interstate 70 in both directions is closed from Denver as a winter storm warning with heavy snow hits eastern Colorado and western Kansas on Thursday. ABC affiliate KMGH Denver 7 reports that forecasters say up to ten more inches of heavy, wet snow is possible for the Denver metro area throughout Friday and into the weekend.

Interstate 70 in Colorado is closed in both directions from Denver to Kansas as law enforcement urges people to stay off the roads ahead of another round of significant snow headed to the state. Here’s a live look at the backup on I-70.

A large portion of I-70 was closed on the Eastern Plains on Wednesday as snow continued to fall across Colorado.

Parts of Interstate 70 and other roadways were shut down Wednesday due to a winter storm blanketing northern Colorado in snow.

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW)—The Kansas Department of Transportation says Interstate 70 has reopened from Colby to Denver, Colorado after a winter storm shut it down Wednesday morning. U.S. Highway 36 west of St. Francis to Colorado remains closed.

The Kansas Department of Transportation has closed Interstate 70 west of Goodland to Limon, Colorado. The Colorado Department of Transportation says eastbound I-70 is closed from Limon to Burlington.