DENVER — The snowstorm that moved across Colorado Thursday and Friday brought a nice helping of snow to northern Colorado, particularly along the foothills in Jefferson and Boulder counties.
The snow is expected to dissipate Friday morning, but we’ll be tracking the latest snow totals as more reports come in today.
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Find the snow totals from the Nov. 17-18, 2022, storm below, as reported to the National Weather Service in Boulder. We'll be updating these through the morning hours. (Last updated 10:30 am.)
3 NNE Mount Audubon – 12.6 inches
2 NNW Golden – 12 inches
3 N Golden – 11.3 inches
2 SW Golden – 11.2 inches
3 SSW Boulder – 11 inches
3 SSE Rocky Flats – 11 inches
3 WNW Arvada – 10.9 inches
4 S Longs Peak – 10.8 inches
3 SW Meeker Park – 10.8 inches
4 W Arvada – 10 inches
3 SSW Boulder – 9.7 inches
2 W Boulder – 9.3 inches
2 SSW Wheat Ridge – 8.9 inches
2 WSW Lakewood – 8.2 inches
1 WNW Boulder – 8 inches
5 E Jamestown – 8 inches
Meeker Park – 7.4 inches
2 NW Boulder – 7.3 inches
6 W Arapahoe Peak – 7.2 inches
1 N Sunshine – 7.2 inches
7 SSE Cameron Pass – 7.2 inches
9 SE Cameron Pass – 7.2 inches
1 SSW Meeker Park – 7.2 inches
4 SE Mount Zirkel – 7.2 inches
1 E Pleasant View – 7 inches
2 N Arvada – 7 inches
Morrison – 6.8 inches
Ken Caryl – 6.8 inches
4 ENE Nederland – 6.3 inches
Lyons – 6.3 inches
2 ESE Lakewood – 6.2 inches
1 ENE Arvada – 6.2 inches
4 NNE Ken Caryl – 6.1 inches
1 ESE Ken Caryl – 6 inches
2 NE Arvada – 5.9 inches
2 WSW Colorado Springs – 5.6 inches
2 N Ken Caryl – 5.5 inches
3 NNW Horsetooth Mountain – 5.5 inches
Rollinsville – 5.5 inches
1 SSE Loveland Pass – 5.4 inches
1 NNW Berthoud Pass – 5.4 inches
1 NNW Cameron Pass – 5.4 inches
3 S Brainard Lake – 5.4 inches
3 SW Ward – 5.4 inches
9 SSE Gould – 5.4 inches
1 NW Niwot – 5.3 inches
4 WSW Berthoud – 5.2 inches
2 E Mountain View – 5 inches
Columbine – 5 inches
1 E Bellvue – 5 inches
4 S Colorado Springs – 5 inches
4 SE Peterson AFB – 5 inches
4 NW Peterson AFB – 5 inches
1 E Denver – 4.8 inches
3 SSE Hygiene – 4.8 inches
3 NW Mishawaka – 4.8 inches
2 SE Mountain View – 4.5 inches
1 SSE Bergen Park – 4.5 inches
3 WSW Aurora – 4.5 inches
3 S Aurora – 4.5 inches
1 NNW Louisville – 4.5 inches
2 NW Colorado Springs – 4.5 inches
Elizabeth – 4.5 inches
Wah Keeney Park – 4.4 inches
2 S Estes Park – 4.2 inches
7 SE Cherokee Park – 4.2 inches
2 SW Cherry Hills village – 4.1 inches
2 NNW Sheridan – 4 inches
Kittredge – 4 inches
4 E Denver – 4 inches
1 ENE Westminster – 4 inches
3 W Fort Collins – 4 inches
4 N Peterson AFB – 4 inches
1 WSW Rye – 4 inches
1 N Englewood – 3.9 inches
1 NNE Evergreen – 3.9 inches
3 NW Parker – 3.9 inches
4 NNW Aurora – 3.8 inches
3 ENE Manitou Springs – 3.8 inches
3 NNE Cherry Hills Village – 3.8 inches
4 ESE Foxfield – 3.8 inches
2 NE Northglenn – 3.8 inches
5 W Berthoud Falls – 3.6 inches
2 NNW Carter Lake – 3.6 inches
9 SSE Spicer – 3.6 inches
10 NNE Silverthorne – 3.6 inches
8 SSE Rand – 3.6 inches
8 SSE Cameron Pass – 3.6 inches
7 E Colorado City – 3.5 inches
3 SW Aurora – 3.4 inches
2 SSE Peterson AFB – 3.3 inches
2 SW Estes Park – 3.3 inches
2 N Longmont – 3.3 inches
1 W Aspen Springs – 3.3 inches
1 NE Brookvale – 3.1 inches
2 SSW Castle Rock – 3.1 inches
4 S Fort Collins – 3.1 inches
1 NW Aurora – 3 inches
5 W Falcon – 3 inches
2 NNW Littleton – 3 inches
1 NNW Federal Heights – 3 inches
1 NNW Loveland – 3 inches
1 NNE Lafayette – 3 inches
1 N Colorado City – 3 inches
Littleton – 2.9 inches
2 ESE Buckley AFB – 2.8 inches
Denver International Airport – 2.8 inches
1 N Pueblo West – 2.8 inches
2 N Aspen Park – 2.8 inches
1 SE Fort Collins – 2.5 inches
1 NNW Erie – 2.5 inches
2 NE Thornton – 2.4 inches
4 NE Blende – 2.1 inches
2 NNE Monument – 2 inches
1 NNW Pueblo – 2 inches
2 SE Campion – 2 inches
Thornton – 2 inches
1 SW Wellington – 2 inches
2 W Firestone – 2 inches
1 WNW Loveland Pass – 1.8 inches
5 WSW Guanella Pass – 1.8 inches
1 NW Climax – 1.8 inches
1 W Copper Mountain – 1.8 inches
6 NW Silverthorne – 1.8 inches
5 SSW Blue River – 1.8 inches
1 SW Severance – 1.8 inches
5 W Green Mountain Reservoir – 1.8 inches
2 SSW Elkdale – 1.8 inches
5 WSW Grand Lake – 1.8 inches
2 N Pueblo – 1.5 inches
1 W Brighton – 1.5 inches
4 NE Firestone – 1.5 inches
Sterling – 1.4 inches
2 SSW Silverthorne – 1.3 inches
1 SSE Brush – 1.2 inches
3 SSW Castle Pines – 1.2 inches
2 N Heeney – 1.2 inches
1 ESE Highland Park – 1.1 inches
1 NW Karval – 1 inch
3 N Pueblo Reservoir – 1 inch
Platner – 0.9 inches
