The first major snowfall of the season hit the Colorado Front Range, with several towns, population centers, and landmarks getting snowfall in the double-digits between Tuesday and Wednesday evening.

Here’s a look at how much snow has landed around Colorado – and remember, more heavy snow is set to hit the state’s mountainous terrain this weekend.

Editor’s Note: This report is accurate as of the morning of December 4, focused mostly on towns and cities that got more than 7 inches of snow. Snow is expected to start back up in the mountains on Friday evening. Find updates here.

• Kassler: 13 inches
• Aspen Springs: 12.8 inches
• Roxborough Park: 12.4 inches
• La Veta Pass: 12.4 inches
• Blue Valley: 12.2 inches
• Silver Plume: 12 inches
• Wolf Creek Pass: 12 inches
• Cuchara: 11.6 inches
• Saguache: 11.5 inches
• Genesee: 11 inches
• Lawson: 10.9 inches
• Pleasant View: 10.5 inches
• Colorado Springs: 10.5 inches
• Fort Garland: 10.5 inches
• Golden: 10.4 inches
• Ken Caryl: 10.2 inches
• Jamestown: 10.1 inches
• Colorado City: 10 inches
• Rye: 10 inches
• Lakewood: 9.9 inches
• Kittredge: 9.9 inches
• Fairplay: 9.7 inches
• Palmer Lake: 9.6 inches
• Arvada: 9.5 inches
• Boulder: 9.5 inches
• Pinecliffe: 9.5 inches
• Floyd Hill: 9.5 inches
• Tiny Town: 9.2 inches
• Monument: 9 inches
• Rocky Flats: 9 inches
• Pagosa Springs: 9 inches
• Red Mountain Pass: 9 inches
• Brookvale: 8.6 inches
• Lyons: 8.6 inches
• Westcliffe: 8.5 inches
• Louisville: 8.4 inches
• Nederland: 8.4 inches
• Woodland Park: 8.3 inches
• Crestone: 8.3 inches
• Columbine: 8.2 inches
• Wetmore: 8.2 inches
• Bailey: 8.1 inches
• Castle Rock: 8 inches
• Meeker Park: 8 inches
• Pueblo Reservoir: 7.3 inches
• Wheat Ridge: 7.1 inches
• Fort Collins: 7.1 inches
• Conifer: 7 inches
• Divide: 7 inches
• Monarch Pass: 7 inches
• Cheesman Reservoir: 7 inches
• Black Forest: 7 inches
• Denver: 6.5 inches
• Georgetown: 5.8 inches

Find additional updates here.

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