DENVER — Another round of snow arrived in the state Thursday through Friday, bringing some particularly impressive snow totals to Colorado’s High Country.
Our second winter storm of the week also blanketed the Denver metro area with plenty of fresh snow, which led to delays or closures at nearly 330 area schools.
Here’s how much piled up by Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
- Arapahoe Basin - 18 inches
- Arvada - 6 inches
- Aurora - 7.7 inches
- Avon - 11.5 inches
- Bailey - 6.5 inches
- Berthoud Pass - 32.5 inches
- Brighton - 4.8 inches
- Cameron Pass - 33.8 inches
- Castle Pines - 9 inches
- Castle Rock - 10.5 inches
- Centennial - 7 inches
- Colorado Springs - 9 inches
- Commerce City - 3.8 inches
- Copper Mountain - 32.5 inches
- Denver International Airport - 5.3 inches
- Edgewater - 5.3 inches
- Englewood - 6.5 inches
- Evergreen - 15.5 inches
- Federal Heights - 5 inches
- Genesee - 18 inches
- Golden - 6.4 inches
- Green Mountain Reservoir - 26 inches
- Highlands Ranch - 10.2 inches
- Kremmling - 22 inches
- Leadville - 19.2 inches
- Littleton - 8.3 inches
- Lone Tree - 9.5 inches
- Loveland Pass - 31.2 inches
- Louisville - 6 inches
- Manitou Springs - 8.2 inches
- Monarch Pass - 12 inches
- Nederland - 8.5 inches
- Northglenn - 3.5 inches
- Palmer Lake - 10 inches
- Parker - 11 inches
- Penrose - 6 inches
- Pueblo - 5.6 inches
- Rabbit Ears Pass - 54.6 inches
- Roxborough Park - 8.5 inches
- Sedalia - 8 inches
- Sheridan - 5 inches
- Silverthorne - 15.6 inches
- South Denver - 6.5 inches
- St. Mary's Glacier - 36 inches
- Steamboat Springs - 19 inches
- Thornton - 4.5 inches
- Vail - 15 inches
- Winter Park - 29.9 inches
- Woodland Park - 7 inches
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