Colorado was hit by another snowstorm from Wednesday, October 23 to Thursday, October 24, 2019. Here are some of the snowfall totals seen over the last 24 hours, reported by the National Weather Service, OpenSnow, and ski resorts around the state.

Snowfall totals as of Thursday morning

Air Force Academy – 3.5 to 4.3 inches; in the foothills, 12 inches were reported.

Arapahoe Basin – 5 inches

Beaver Creek Resort – 9 inches

Black Forest – 3 to 10 inches

Breckenridge – 10 inches (lifts open November 8)

Buena Vista – 2 inches

Canon City – 10 inches

Cascade – 6 to 9 inches

Colorado Springs – 2.4 to 4 inches

Divide – 4 inches

Eldora – 15 inches (Estimated opening of November 15)

Falcon – 5.5 inches

Genesee – 19 inches (Reported by OpenSnow)

Keystone Resort – 7 inches

Loveland Ski Area – 6 inches ( Opens Saturday)

Manitou Springs – 3.8 inches

Monument – 6.3 to 8.9 inches

Palmer Lake – 8.8 inches

Peterson Air Force Base – 2.5 inches

Rocky Mountain National Park – 8 inches (reported by OpenSnow)

Rye – 15 inches

San Isabel – 20 inches

Trinidad – 11 inches

Vail – 6 inches (Lifts open November 15)

Walsenburg – 11 to 11.2 inches

Westcliffe – 8.2 inches

Winter Park – 13 inches

Woodland Park – 6.5 inches

Headed to the mountains this weekend for some fresh powder? Here’s a look at all the opening and closing dates for the 2019-2020 ski season at every resort in Colorado. The next chance for snow in Colorado will most likely be on Sunday.