SNOW TOTALS: 38 inches of snow hits Colorado town with more on the way
Big snow has slammed into Colorado’s Central Mountains and Front Range region, already dropping more than three feet of powder in some areas with more on the way.
As more snow is expected to fall throughout the day on Thursday into the night, the areas getting hit the hardest so far include the Central Mountains and Front Range. Travel is very difficult along the I-25 corridor, I-70, and in the Front Range foothills.
Here’s a look at what spots have gotten the most snow so far, according to the National Weather Service. Keep in mind that these reports are made on a rolling basis and may be updated throughout the day. It’s also worth noting that reports are only made in places where a station exists, meaning many remote backcountry spots tend to get skipped:
- Aspen Springs (Black Hawk area): 38.5 inches
- Aspen Park (near Conifer): 36 inches
- Ward: 33 inches
- Nederland: 31 inches
- Eldora: 30 inches
- Cripple Creek: 29 inches
- Rollinsville: 28 inches
- Genesee: 27.8 inches
- Raymond: 27 inches
- Pinecliffe: 26 inches
- Guffey: 25.5 inches
- Brookvale: 24.4 inches
- Golden: 23.7 inches
- Woodland Park: 22 inches
- Evergreen: 22 inches
- Bergen Park: 22 inches
- Conifer: 21 inches
- Cascade: 20 inches
- Estes Park: 20 inches
- Crescent Village: 19 inches
- Rosita: 18 inches
- Castle Pines: 17 inches
- Rocky Flats: 17 inches
- Castle Rock: 16.8 inches
- Lawson: 16.5 inches
- Lone Tree: 16 inches
- Grant: 16 inches
- Shamballa: 16 inches
- Georgetown: 15.5 inches
- Black Forest: 15.2 inches
- Monument: 15 inches
- Winter Park: 15 inches
- Pinewood Springs: 14.6 inches
- Jamestown: 14.3 inches
- Castlewood Canyon: 14 inches
- Lakewood: 14 inches
- Boulder: 12.5 inches
- Northglenn: 12.5 inches
- Fairplay: 12.1 inches
- Manitou Springs: 12 inches
- Roxborough Park: 12 inches
- Aurora: 12 inches
- Air Force Academy: 12 inches
- Lake George: 12 inches
- Ken Caryl: 11.9 inches
- The Pinery: 11.5 inches
- Wetmore: 11.5 inches
- Centennial: 11 inches
- Arvada: 11 inches
- Ponderosa Park: 10.5 inches
- Louisville: 10 inches
- Loveland Pass: 10 inches
- Antero Reservoir: 10 inches
- Littleton: 9.8 inches
- Parker: 9.7 inches
- Federal Heights: 9.5 inches
- Cheesman Reservoir: 9.5 inches
- Broomfield: 9.4 inches
- Westminster: 9.1 inches
- Lakewood: 9 inches
- Lafayette: 8.9 inches
- Niwot: 8.7 inches
- Jamestown: 8.5 inches
- Cherry Hills: 8.3 inches
- Colorado Springs: 8 inches
- Niwot: 8 inches; Keystone: 8 inches
- Denver: 8 inches
- Wheat Ridge: 7.4 inches
- Breckenridge: 7 inches
- Cuchara: 6.6 inches
- Telluride: 6.5 inches
- Longmont: 5.1 inches
- Grand Lake: 5 inches
- Red Mountain Pass: 5 inches
- Erie: 5 inches
- Ouray: 4.5 inches (report received last night at 10 p.m.)
- Kremmling: 4 inches
- Snowmass Village: 3.6 inches
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