The following Colorado snow totals have been reported across the state by the National Weather Service for the Jan. 8-9, 2026 storm as of 11 a.m.

Alamosa — 6 inches
Arvada — 5.3 inches
Aurora — 1.5 inches
Bailey — 6 inches
Berthoud — 0.8 inches
Black Forest — 9.6 inches
Boulder — 6.4 inches
Breckenridge — 6.5 inches
Broomfield — 3.7 inches
Calhan — 9.2 inches
Castle Pines — 2.1 inches
Castle Rock — 2.6 inches
Chatfield Reservoir — 4 inches
Cheesman Reservoir — 4 inches
Cherry Hills Village — 4.7 inches
Colorado City — 6 inches
Colorado Springs — 11.5 inches
Cripple Creek — 6.5 inches
Denver — 3 inches
Denver International Airport — 1.1 inches
Divide — 11.2 inches
Durango — 5 inches
Eads — 4.5 inches
Edgewater — 3.6 inches
Evergreen — 3 inches
Eldora — 4 inches
Erie — 1.5 inches
Estes Park — 2.2 inches
Falcon — 10.5 inches
Federal Heights — 4 inches
Fort Collins — 1.5 inches
Fountain — 10.5 inches
Genesee — 4.7 inches
Golden — 5.2 inches
Grand Junction — 1 inch
Highlands Ranch — 4.5 inches
Jamestown — 4.8 inches
Ken Caryl — 6.2 inches
La Veta Pass — 5 inches
Lafayette — 3.5 inches
Lakewood — 5.3 inches
Limon — 1 inch
Littleton — 4.2 inches
Lone Tree — 3.2 inches
Louisville — 3.8 inches
Loveland — 1 inch
Lyons — 0.8 inches
Manitou Springs — 8.7 inches
Montrose — 10 inches
Monument — 9.7 inches
Mount Audubon — 7.2 inches
Niwot — 5 inches
Nederland — 5.6 inches
Northglenn — 2.5 inches
Ouray — 18.5 inches
Pagosa Springs — 6.4 inches
Palmer Lake — 7.8 inches
Parker — 1.5 inches
Peterson Air Force Base — 13.3 inches
Pueblo — 7.5 inches
Rabbit Ears Pass — 14.4 inches
Ridgway — 8 inches
Rocky Flats — 6 inches
Roxborough Park — 6 inches
Sawpit — 14.3 inches
Security — 13 inches
Steamboat Springs — 7 inches
Thornton — 2.1 inches
Tiny Town — 5.5 inches
Vail — 4.5 inches
Walden — 1.5 inches
Walsenburg — 4.5 inches
Westminster — 4.3 inches
Wetmore — 5 inches
Wheat Ridge — 5.3 inches
Winter Park — 8 inches
Wolf Creek Pass — 8 inches
Woodland Park — 12 inches