DENVER – Most of the Front Range woke up to a nice blanket of snow Wednesday, and we’re seeing some impressive snow totals from the heavier bands that fell in the Denver and Colorado Springs areas.
The snow is expected to continue but lighten up into the afternoon Wednesday before extremely cold temperatures set in overnight. Wind chills could be more than 20 degrees below zero by Thursday morning.
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Below, find the latest snow totals reported to the National Weather Service in Boulder as of 10 a.m. Wednesday. We’ll be updating these figures through the day.
6 W Security – 22 inches
6 SSW Colorado Springs – 22 inches
8 SSW Colorado Springs – 20 inches
6 SSW La Veta Pass – 20 inches
7 NW Cuchara – 16.4 inches
4 SSW Colorado Springs – 14 inches
1 SE Wolf Creek Pass – 14 inches
2 SE Commerce City – 13.6 inches
1 SSE Rye – 13.2 inches
7 NE Black Forest – 12 inches
4 SSE Air Force Academy – 12 inches
3 ESE Laporte – 12 inches
5 SSW Canon City – 12 inches
Green Mountain Falls – 12 inches
3 SW Colorado Springs – 12 inches
2 SSW Colorado City – 11.2 inches
5 SE Air Force Academy – 11 inches
Rosita – 11 inches
3 SW Loveland – 11 inches
2 SSE Thornton – 11 inches
2 ESE Commerce City – 11 inches
3 ESE Denver – 11 inches
4 E Denver – 11 inches
1 WNW Rye – 11 inches
2 W Colorado City – 11 inches
2 SW Colorado Springs – 11 inches
1 NNW Federal Heights – 10.5 inches
4 WNW Aurora – 10.5 inches
2 NE Black Forest – 10 inches
4 S Colorado Springs – 10 inches
Westcliffe – 10 inches
2 E Broomfield – 10 inches
1 NNE Longmont – 10 inches
1 S Crescent Village – 10 inches
2 SSW Highlands Ranch – 10 inches
2 SSW Colorado Springs – 9.5 inches
5 W Westcliffe – 9.5 inches
2 WNW Loveland – 9.5 inches
1 SW Westminster – 9.5 inches
1 W Wheat Ridge – 9.5 inches
1 SSE Beulah – 9.5 inches
3 WNW Arvada – 9.2 inches
10 SSE Prospect Valley – 9 inches
Wheat Ridge – 9 inches
3 NE Air Force Academy – 9 inches
4 SE Monument – 9 inches
1 WNW Northglenn – 8.7 inches
3 NNW Sheridan – 8.7 inches
2 W Colorado Springs – 8.5 inches
1 WSW Laporte – 8.5 inches
2 SSW Wetmore – 8.5 inches
3 NNE Englewood – 8.3 inches
2 SSE Erie – 8.3 inches
4 WNW Buena Vista – 8.2 inches
2 SSW Rocky Flats – 8.2 inches
2 E Manitou Springs – 8 inches
1 WNW Greeley – 8 inches
Coal Bank Pass – 8 inches
3 NNW Englewood – 8 inches
1 SE Pleasant View – 8 inches
3 W Aspen Park – 8 inches
2 E Castle Rock – 8 inches
1 SSW Centennial – 8 inches
3 SW Federal Heights – 7.8 inches
2 N Longmont – 7.7 inches
5 NE Manitou Springs – 7.5 inches
5 SW Black Forest – 7.5 inches
3 SSE Hygiene – 7.5 inches
2 E Broomfield – 7.5 inches
1 ENE Arvada – 7.5 inches
2 SE Chatfield Reservoir – 7.5 inches
1 SE Golden – 7.5 inches
4 ENE Nederland – 7.5 inches
2 NNE Cherry Hills Village – 7.5 inches
3 NE Castle Rock – 7.5 inches
1 SE Littleton – 7.5 inches
3 SSE Monument – 7.5 inches
5 E Monument – 7.5 inches
1 ENE Ken Caryl – 7.3 inches
1 ESE Manitou Springs – 7.2 inches
1 N Castle Rock – 7.1 inches
4 N Peterson AFB – 7 inches
3 NE Fort Collins – 7 inches
3 WNW Kelim – 7 inches
2 W Evans – 7 inches
3 N Firestone – 7 inches
1 W Mead – 7 inches
10 NE Ponderosa Park – 7 inches
3 WNW Castle Rock – 7 inches
1 ESE Monument – 7 inches
1 NW Woodland Park – 7 inches
4 NE Falcon – 7 inches
5 W Pagosa Springs – 7 inches
2 NNE Monument – 7 inches
Evans – 6.8 inches
3 SSE Kittredge – 6.8 inches
5 W Falcon – 6.7 inches
4 ENE Cedar Cove – 6.5 inches
1 W Greeley – 6.5 inches
3 SE Canon City – 6.5 inches
2 W Falcon – 6.5 inches
8 SE Aguilar – 6.5 inches
Palmer Lake – 6.5 inches
3 WSW Berthoud – 6.5 inches
7 NW San Isabel – 64 inches
3 NE Longmont – 6.3 inches
4 W Security – 6.2 inches
4 ENE Air Force Academy – 6.2 inches
6 SE Air Force Academy – 6 inches
2 WNW Erie – 6 inches
1 ENE Edgewater – 6 inches
2 S Parker – 6 inches
4 SSE Arapahoe Park – 6 inches
2 NE Peyton – 6 inches
7 NW Pagosa Springs – 6 inches
6 SSW Black Forest – 5.8 inches
8 WNW Pagosa Springs – 5.6 inches
1 NE Security – 5.5 inches
2 E Colorado Springs – 5.4 inches
4 NNE Florissant – 5.3 inches
1 WNW Colorado Springs – 5 inches
10 SSW Strasburg – 5 inches
3 N Bailey – 5 inches
1 NNE Evergreen – 5 inches
Security – 5 inches
5 WSW Pinon – 5 inches
3 ESE Foxfield – 4.8 inches
1 WNW Walsenburg – 4.8 inches
5 S Vallecito – 4.6 inches
1 ESE Canon City – 4.5 inches
7 NNW Peterson AFB – 4.3 inches
5 W Blende – 4.1 inches
3 SSE Deer Ridge – 4 inches
4 E Camp Bird – 4 inches
Molas Pass – 4 inches
1 W Aspen Springs – 4 inches
Lamar – 4 inches
3 NE Falcon – 4 inches
2 WSW Pueblo West – 3.7 inches
2 NE Durango – 3.7 inches
8 SE Parlin – 3.5 inches
1 SE Pueblo West – 3.5 inches
4 N Falfa – 3.5 inches
6 NNE Turquoise Lake – 3.5 inches
1 ESE Durango – 3.3 inches
Ouray – 3.1 inches
4 NW Ridgway – 3.1 inches
2 SSW Salida – 3 inches
1 SW Pitkin – 3 inches
Red Mountain Pass – 3 inches
3 NE Cripple Creek – 3 inches
3 N Penrose – 3 inches
7 S Fountain – 3 inches
6 S Leadville – 3 inches
3 S Lamar – 2.7 inches
Denver International Airport – 2.7 inches
2 ESE Buena Vista – 2.6 inches
Saguache – 2.5 inches
1 ESE Las Animas – 2.5 inches
1 N Pueblo – 2.5 inches
2 ENE Vail – 2.1 inches
3 W Nathrop – 2 inches
Yuma – 2 inches
2 SSW Snowmass Village – 1.9 inches
2 W Vail – 1.8 inches
1 ESE Caddoa – 1.7 inches
Creede – 1.5 inches
Gunnison – 1.5 inches
4 SW Higbee – 1.5 inches
2 NE Blende – 1.5 inches
4 NNW Mount Crested Butte – 1.5 inches
Towner – 1.4 inches
6 WSW Almont – 1.3 inches
2 SSE Paonia – 1.1 inches
Burlington – 1 inch
Kit Carson – 1 inch
Joes – 1 inch
Cheyenne Wells –1 inch
Edwards – 1 inch