A fast moving but intense winter storm blew into Colorado on Monday night, dropping anywhere from a couple of inches to nearly three feet of snow in the mountains west of Denver and Fort Collins.

Colorado’s skiing and snowboarding resorts saw totals over 12 inches as well.

Wind gusts along the urban corridor ranged from 35-45 mph Tuesday, with gusts into the 60s in the mountains, but the main focus of the storm was heavy, dense snow that fell in the mountains.

A winter storm warning remained in effect for portions of the northern mountains to 3 p.m., MDT on Monday as Colorado’s high peaks received more snow before the storm was forecast to wind down later Tuesday.

Snow accumulation totals from the National Weather Service and ski areas from Colorado:

• Cameron Pass – 33.6″
• Gould – 30.8″
• Glendevey – 23.8″
• Rand – 19.6″
• Copper Mountain Resort – 18″
• Loveland Pass – 16.8″
• Grand Lake – 12.6″
• Pingree Park – 12.6″
• Mount Audubon – 11.2″
• Silverthorne – 11.2″
• Berthoud Pass – 11.2″
• Winter Park Resort – 10″
• Blue River – 9.8″
• Vail – 9″
• Red Feather Lakes – 8.4″
• Guanella Pass – 8.4″
• Eldora Ski Resort – 6″
• Steamboat Springs – 5″
• Longs Peak – 4.2″
• Winter Park – 4″
• Mount Crested Butte – 3″
• Pitkin – 3″
• Brainard Lake – 2.8″
• Edwards – 2.5″
• Eagle – 2″
• Coal Bank Pass – 2″
• Hayden – 1.5″

Time lapse of snow accumulation at Copper Mountain Resort in Summit County, Colorado: