An epic, slow-moving, 5-day November snowstorm will likely go down in Colorado's weather record books when it's finished this weekend. Because of the prolonged nature of this storm, it will likely be the largest the Denver metro has seen in November in nearly 30 years. The first round of snow started flying around 5 p.m. on Election night and didn't stop until midday Thursday. Denver International Airport saw 38 out of 48 hours of nearly consecutive snowfall. And we're not done yet! The next round of heavy (and steady) snow rolls in Friday morning and lasts through midday Saturday.A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Denver metro and southeastern suburbs along with the Eastern Plains from 5 a.m. Friday to noon Saturday.The Denver7 news team is tracking the latest storm updates, closures, and sharing news from local agencies. Refresh this page for updates and keep checking back for new details. LINKS: Closings and Delays | Latest forecast | Radars | Traffic | Weather Page | 24/7 Weather Stream Friday, November 810:28 a.m. | Elbert County activates shelter | Elbert County has issued a State of Emergency and has activated Elizabeth High School as a shelter and warming center. Avoid all non-essential travel to allow emergency responders to do their work safely. Stay indoors and keep warm, officials said. 10:20 a.m. | Government offices to close at noon | Colorado state government offices in Denver and surrounding suburban counties will close at noon Friday, Nov. 8, due to expected extreme weather conditions.State facilities essential to public health and safety will maintain regular operating schedules and essential personnel must report to work at their normal scheduled time, staff with the governor's office said Friday. 10:19 a.m. | CDOT restrictions | Trailers and towed vehicles will be restricted from I-70 west of Golden and other critical locations starting at 4 p.m. Friday, CDOT says. "This restriction is designed to reduce the chances of semi truck and other impactful spinouts that require extensive manpower and specialized equipment to clear, and often cause prolonged closures of the interstate," officials said in a news release. "Even with a trailer restriction, safety closures of I-70 between Golden and Idaho Springs may be necessary, and those closures could be lengthy if vehicles spin out or crash along the roadway."10:15 a.m. | Latest DIA cancellations, delays | As of 10:15 a.m. Friday, there were 349 flight cancellations at DIA and 404 delays. DIA officials recommend people flying out check their flight status with their airline before heading out the door. 10:11 a.m. | CSP urges against travel east | The Colorado State Patrol urged people to avoid travel on I-70, I-76, Highway 50, 40 or 160 until the storm clears out Saturday. 10:00 a.m. | Limon update | Residents in Limon are urged to stay home and off the roads. "Limon Police Department is asking that if you are local and do not need to be out on the roads please stay home!!! Snow removal is impossible with stranded cars in the roadways," said the town of Limon on Facebook. They added there will not be trash service on Friday.9:25 a.m. | Water main break | The Denver Police Department confirmed to Denver7, officers are helping Denver Water manage a water main break on E. 4th Ave. and Monaco Parkway that closed the intersection while crews make repairs. 8:00 a.m. | Road closures | The Colorado State Patrol published a long list of road closures on the social media site X that could affect travel plans Friday. Eastbound Interstate 70 Airpark to Burlington Westbound Interstate 70 Burlington to Limon Southbound Interstate 25 from Pueblo to Colorado/New Mexico state line Eastbound/Westbound U.S. Route 24 Calhan to Limon Westbound U.S. Route 40 from Cheyenne Wells to Limon U.S. Route 160 Eastbound/Westbound from U.S. Route 350 Junction to Colorado State Highway 389 Junction Eastbound/Westbound U.S. Route 160 from Kim to U.S. Route 385 Junction U.S. Route 287 Northbound from Wiley to Kit Carson U.S. Route 350 Eastbound Eastbound/Westbound from Trinidad to La Junta Colorado State Highway 59 Northbound/Southbound from Yuma to Kit Carson Colorado State Highway 71 Northbound/Southbound from Last Chance to Punkin Center Colorado State Highway 86 Eastbound/Westbound from Kiowa to I-70 Colorado State Highway 94 Eastbound/Westbound from El Paso County line to US 40/287 Junction Colorado State Highway 109 Northbound/Southbound from La Junta to Kim Colorado State Highway 389 Northbound/ Southbound from New Mexico state line to US 160 Junction7:48 a.m. | Road closures | Interstate 70 is closed between Burlington and Airpark, Colorado State Patrol Limon posted on the social media site X, as up to a foot and a half of wet snow and moderate winds are expected Friday.6:38 a.m. | Travel delays, cancellations | 28 flights are delayed in and out of Denver International Airport, according to FlightAware. There are 181 flights canceled. DIA prepares for winter weather Friday6:00 a.m. | Lisa Hidalgo's forecast update | Snow showers will redevelop again Friday morning. Friday's round of snow will be quite a bit heavier and will likely bring a better chance of heavy snow to the Eastern Plains. More than a foot of snow possible near Denver FridayDenver could be in for an additional 6 to 12 inches of snow with the southeastern suburbs tacking on another 8 to 15 inches. Areas near Limon, Hugo and Agate along Interstate 70 could see 12 to 18 inches of additional snowfall.Click here for her weekend outlook.5:40 a.m. | Travel delays, cancellations | There are 15 flights delayed in and out of Denver International Airport, and 178 cancellations, according to FlightAware. 4:30 a.m. | LIVE NEWS | Denver7 has crews tracking Friday and Saturday's storms, road conditions and cold weather resources across the Denver metro area. Watch Denver7's live news stream at this link or the player below: Denver7 MorningsThursday, Nov. 7 | School closures | Kids across the Denver metro are getting a three-day weekend thanks to a slow moving snowstorm thats expected to dump between seven to 10 inches of additional snow in the area by Saturday morning.The forecast, calling for snow and ice-covered roads that will make travel hazardous, with the possibility of very difficult or impossible travel east and southeast of Denver, according to weather service officials in Boulder, prompted school districts from around the metro to announce snow-related school closures for Friday.Check latest Colorado weather closures and delays at this link.Click here to watch the Denver7 live weather stream.