The weekend storm that slammed Denver and the Front Range was one for the record books.

Denver International Airport, the official recording station for the city, reported receiving 27.1 inches of snow from Saturday to Sunday.

According to National Weather Service records, that makes it the fourth-largest storm in Denver recorded history and the second-largest in March.

Record-keeping for Denver snow began in 1881.

The storm eclipsed the Christmas Eve 1982 storm that dropped 23.8 inches of snow in Denver, but was short of the Nov. 2-4, 1946 storm that resulted in 30.4 inches of snow.

The only other March storm larger than this weekend’s was March 17-19, 2003, when 31.8 inches was recorded.

The top 20 biggest snowstorm in Denver history:

• 45.7 inches: Dec. 1-5, 1913
• 31.8 inches: March 17-19, 2003
• 30.4 inches: Nov. 2-4, 1946
• 27.1 inches: March 13-14, 2021
• 23.8 inches: Dec. 24, 1982
• 23 inches: April 23, 1885
• 22.7 inches: Oct. 20-23, 1906
• 21.9 inches: Oct. 24-25, 1997
• 21.5 inches: Nov. 26-27, 1983
• 20.7 inches: Dec. 20-21, 2006
• 19.3 inches: Jan. 29-31, 1883
• 19 inches: April 24-25, 1935
• 18.7 inches: March 5-6, 1983
• 18.5 inches: March 20-22, 1944
• 18.2 inches: April 17-19, 1920
• 18 inches: April 19-20, 1907; March 31-April 1, 1891
• 17.7 inches: Nov. 19-21,1979
• 17.3 inches: April 2, 1957
• 16.9 inches: March 20-21, 1952