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A fast moving storm hit the Denver Area,including parts of Park County, on Sunday, and left some icy, snow-packed spots on the Turkey Creek Canyon portion of U.S. Highway 285, between C-470 Freeway and Conifer. But Sunday Afternoon, the snow had resulted in no chain laws or highway closures in Park County or the Conifer area of Jefferson County, according to Bob W., a spokesman for the Colorado Department of Transportation. Wilson said about six inches of snow were expected to fall in metro Denver. At Afternoon, several inches had already fallen in Pine Junction, and the wind was blowing fairly hard. Member of the Waetherserice, who reports precipitation for Bailey to the National Weather Service, said Bailey had received about an inch of snow, maybe an inch and a half in Early Afternoon., and the snow had started there at about Early Sunday Morning. "It's just such a fine snow that it doesn't accumulate," she said. Only one highway in the state had been closed because of the snow storm at Afternoon., Wilson said, and that was Highway 86 near Kiowa. The storm was moving fast and wasn't expected to stay around metro Denver long, he said. It's expected to move northeast.