Snow continued to accumulate across the Denver metro area and Colorado Thursday. So far totals range from 1-40 inches of snow depending where you live in the state.

Here is a list of notable totals according to the National Weather Service. These totals grew Thursday, and these were totals as of about 2 p.m. Thursday.

• Aspen Springs – 45.5
• Echo Lake – 41
• Aspen Park – 36
• Rollinsville – 36
• Conifer – 36
• Ward – 33
• Nederland – 31
• Eldora – 30
• Raymond – 27
• Genesee – 26.4
• Nederland – 26.1
• Evergreen – 22
• Crescent Village – 21
• Estes Park – 20
• Cripple Creek – 19
• Pinecliffe – 18.5
• Castle Pines – 17
• Lone Tree – 16
• Grant – 16
• Rocky Flats – 16
• Georgetown – 15.5
• Black Forest – 15.2
• Winter Park – 15
• Jamestown – 14.3
• Woodland Park – 14
• Boulder – 12.5
• Air Force Academy – 12
• Manitou Springs – 12
• Ken Caryl – 11.9
• Aurora – 11
• Arvada – 11
• Castle Rock – 10.5
• Monument – 10
• Loveland Pass – 10
• Littleton – 9.8
• Louisville – 9
• Colorado Springs – 8
• Niwot – 8
• Denver – 8
• Keystone – 8
• Mountain View – 7.8
• Wheat Ridge – 7.4
• Breckenridge – 7
• Mount Crested Butte – 6
• Roxborough Park – 5.5
• Commerce City – 5.5
• Longmont – 5.1
• Ouray – 4.5
• Coal Bank Pass – 4
• Red Mountain Pass – 3.5
• Westminster – 3.2
• Thornton – 3.2
• Berthoud – 3
• Frederick – 2.2
• Highland Park – 2
• Snowmass Village – 1.9
• Silverton – 1.7
• Walden – 1.2
• Leadville – 1