The first storm of four snow storms has filled Colorado’s high country with between 2-10 inches of new snow as March begins.

Snow will continue to fall across the state Tuesday, with an additional 2-5 inches accumulating by Wednesday morning, giving skiers and riders another powder day mid-week.

More snow comes back in Wednesday night into Friday late day, setting up the weekend to have a new base plus soft snow to slide on.

Today’s 24-hour snow totals for Colorado ski resorts:

Arapahoe Basin – 6″

Aspen Highlands – 8″

Aspen Mountain – 6″

Beaver Creek – 7″

Breckenridge – 7″

Buttermilk – 4″

Cooper – 4″

Copper Mountain – 9″

Crested Butte – 2″

Echo Mountain – 3″

Eldora Mountain – 3″

Granby Ranch – 3″

Hesperus – Closed for the season

Howelsen Hill – 1″

Kendall Mountain – 5″

Keystone – 5″

Loveland – 6″

Monarch – 8″

Powderhorn – 4″

Purgatory – 7″

Silverton – 7″

Snowmass – 5″

Steamboat – 2″

Sunlight – 4″

Telluride – 6″

Vail – 8″

Winter Park – 3″

Wolf Creek – 5″