DENVER — A highly unusual spring-like winter storm came through the Front Range late Tuesday into Wednesday morning, creating treacherous driving conditions along the Urban Corridor and dropping some much needed snow across Colorado.
Widespread, albeit light snow, will continue across the Urban Corridor and the eastern plains through Wednesday evening into the afternoon hours, but it will taper off by the evening.
Fun fact? Denver has now tied the record for the Top 5 largest one-day January snowfalls (set in 1989), coming in at 8.6" as of noon Wednesday. One to two inches of additional snow is expected with more for the eastern plains by tonight.
Here are the latest snow totals reported to the National Weather Service as of 8:50 p.m. Wednesday.
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1 SE Wolf Creek Pass — 52 inches
7 W Crested Butte — 48 inches
9 NW Anselmo — 22 inches
5 E Stoner — 15 inches
3 S Vallecito — 15 inches
1 NNW Monarch Pass — 15 inches
6 SSE Pagosa Springs — 14 inches
5 S Manila Village — 12.5 inches
Elizabeth — 12 inches
Vernon — 12 inches
Ouray — 11.7 inches
7 NNW Rockwood — 11.1 inches
3 SSE Aurora — 11 inches
3 W Pagosa Springs — 10.5 inches
Iliff — 10.5 inches
3 E Pennock Pass 10.3 inches
8 SE Pagosa Springs — 10 inches
1 NNE Castle Rock — 10 inches
2 SSW Telluride — 10 inches
4 WSW Windsor — 9.8 inches
5 WSW Durango — 9.5 inches
1 NNW Bennett — 9.3 inches
1 SSW Denver International Airport — 9.2 inches
6 NE Pagosa Springs — 9 inches
10 NNW Kremmling — 9 inches
1 SSE Winter Park — 9 inches
3 N Skyway — 9 inches
5 NNW Pagosa Springs — 8.7 inches
2 ENE Parker — 8.7 inches
7 NE Sawpit — 8.5 inches
1 E Holyoke — 8 inches
7 ESE Mancos — 8 inches
1 SW Cortez — 7.8 inches
1 N Castle Rock — 7.8 inches
8 WNW Pagosa Springs — 7.8 inches
4 W Pagosa Springs — 7.5 inches
Breckenridge — 7.5 inches
Bellvue — 7.4 inches
2 SE Wilkerson Pass — 7.2 inches
1 ENE 11-mile Canyon — 7 inches
10 WSW Cahone — 7 inches
7 E Virginia Dale — 7 inches
9 NePonderosa Park — 7 inches
3 NW Mishawaka — 7 inches
1 NW Yellow Jacket — 7 inches
4 NNW Kelim — 7 inches
2 WSW Lone Tree — 7 inches
1 SW Copper Mountain — 7 inches
2 NE Thornton — 6.8 inches
Elizabeth — 6.7 inches
4 S Arapahoe Park — 6.7 inches
1 W Wheat Ridge — 6.7 inches
3 E Buckhorn Mountain — 6.5 inches
1 NNE Fort Collins — 6.5 inches
4 E Denver — 6.5 inches
2 SSE Breckenridge — 6.5 inches
1 NNW Federal Heights — 6.5 inches
3 ESE Buckhorn Mountain — 6.4 inches
Arvada — 6.2 inches
3 WNW Fairplay — 6.2 inches
15 NW De Beque — 6 inches
3 NNW Horsetooth Mountain — 6 inches
1 E Denver — 6 inches
4 NE Firestone — 6 inches
10 E Arapahoe Park — 6 inches
3 NE Cripple Creek — 6 inches
3 NNE Englewood — 6 inches
2 ENE Vail — 6 inches
4 SSW Dolores — 6 inches
0.5 N Meeker — 6 inches
5 W Aspen Park — 6 inches
1 ENE Nunn — 6 inches
3 NNE Cherry Hills Village — 6 inches
3 ESE Longmont — 6 inches
2 W Fort Collins — 6 inches
2 E Broomfield — 6 inches
3 SW Holyoke — 5.9 inches
5 W Toponas — 5.9 inches
2 WNW Erie — 5.9 inches
5 ESE Erie — 5.8 inches
1 ENE Westminster — 5.8 inches
6 NNE Bethune — 5.8 inches
4 NW Hardin — 5.8 inches
4 S Vallecito — 5.8 inches
9 N Bethune — 5.8 inches
2 SE Horsetooth Mountain — 5.7 inches
1 E Edgewater — 5.6 inches
Boulder — 5.6 inches
Ken Caryl — 5.5 inches
Commerce City — 5.5 inches
2 NW Loveland — 5.5 inches
1 W Firestone — 5.5 inches
3 S Erie — 5.5 inches
3 SSW Buckley AFB — 5.5 inches
2 NW Frederick — 5.5 inches
2 W Johnstown — 5.5 inches
5 ESE Arapahoe Park — 5.5 inches
Camprion — 5.5 inches
4 ESE Foxfield — 5.5 inches
3 SSW Boulder — 5.5 inches
3 N Lochbuie — 5.4 inches
7 NW Cuchara — 5.4 inches
2 SW Niwot — 5.4 inches
2 WSW Buckley AFB — 5.4 inches
1 WNW Northglenn— 5.3 inches
1 NW Greeley — 5.3 inches
5 S Fort Collins — 5.3 inches
2 NW Loveland — 5.3 inches
2 WNW Erie —5.3 inches
4 SSW Mead — 5.3 inches
2 ESE Commerce City — 5.3 inches
6 N Hyde — 5.3 inches
4 ESE Foxfield — 5.3 inches
3 NW Parker — 5.3 inches
1 NNW Loveland — 5.2 inches
2 E Greeley — 5.2 inches
1 ENE Greeley — 5.2 inches
2 NNE Loveland — 5.2 inches
4 S Fort Collins — 5.2 inches
1 NNW Erie — 5.2 inches
4 SSW Buckley AFB — 5.2 inches
1 W Brighton — 5.2 inches
Greeley — 5.2 inches
2 NW Longmont — 5.2 inches
3 NNE Broomfield — 5.2 inches
2 WNW Timnath — 5.1 inches
2 NNE Erie — 5.1 inches
Sterling — 5.1 inches
3 N Cedaredge — 5.1 inches
3 NE Longmont — 5.1 inches
Wray — 5.1 inches
Yuma — 5 inches
2 WSW Greeley — 5 inches
2 SW Niwot — 5 inches
2 SSE Lafayette — 5 inches
WSW Lafayette — 5 inches
1 NNE Lafayette — 5 inches
2 SW Golden — 5 inches
4 N Wray — 5 inches
4 NNE Wray — 5 inches
Briggsdale — 5 inches
1 S Laporte — 5 inches
1 NNW Campion — 5 inches
1 SE Campion — 5 inches
1 W Boulder — 5 inches
1 SSW Crescent Village — 5 inches
Aspen Springs — 5 inches
3 E Confier — 5 inches
2 WSW Greeley — 5 inches
2 ENE Greeley — 5 inches
2 SW Cherry Hills Village — 5 inches
2 SW Golden — 5 inches
1 S Denver — 5 inches
1 SE Greenwood Village — 5 inches
3 ENE Shamball — 5 inches
4 NNE Florissant — 5 inches
4 NNE Wray — 5 inches
4 N Wray —O 5 inches
Yuma — 5 inches
Fort Collins — 4.9 inches
4 WSW Berthoud — 4.9 inches
4 ESE Denver — 4.9 inches
4 Wnw Kassler — 4.9 inches
1 S Greeley — 4.9 inches
3 WSW Arapahoe Park — 4.9 inches
1 NW Foxfield — 4.9 inches
2 N Aspen Park — 4.9 inches
2 W Vail — 4.8 inches
Silverton — 4.8 inches
2 N Timnath — 4.8 inches
4 ESE Horsetooth Mountain — 4.8 inches
2 S Fort Collins — 4.8 inches
3 S Windsor — 4.8 inches
1 ESE Timnath — 4.8 inches
2 WNW Estes Park — 4.8 inches
1 NE Glen Haven — 4.8 inches
2 W Loveland — 4.8 inches
1 NW Pinewood Springs — 4.8 inches
2 SW Estes Park — 4.8 inches
2 N Campion — 4.8 inches
2 E Longmont — 4.8 inches
2 WSW Northglenn — 4.8 inches
3 SSW Crescent Village — 4.8 inches
2 W Garden City — 4.8 inches
4 WNW Greeley — 4.8 inches
2 E Denver — 4.8 inches
2 SSW Brookvale — 4.8 inches
6 N Gary — 4.8 inches
4 NNE Vallecito — 4.8 inches
4 NNE Fort Collins — 4.7 inches
1 SE Littleton — 4.7 inches
1 N Fort Collins — 4.7 inches
3 W Fort Collins — 4.7 inches
3 NNW Campion — 4.7 inches
3 WNW Loveland — 4.7 inches
2 S Estes Park — 4.7 inches
2 SSW Berthoud — 4.7 inches
Longmont — 4.7 inches
1 E Superior — 4.7 inches
3 NW Boulder — 4.7 inches
4 W La Salle — 4.7 inches
1 NE Denver — 4.7 inches
2 W Ken Caryl — 4.7 inches
Brush — 4.7 inches
3 SSE Silver Plume — 4.6 inches
4 E Laporte — 4.6 inches
2 SSE Laporte — 4.6 inches
2 SE Timnath — 4.6 inches
3 N Marshall — 4.6 inches
2 NE Northglenn — 4.6 inches
1 SE Frederick — 4.6 inches
2 NW Boulder — 4.6 inches
3 SSW Boulder — 4.6 inches
5 SE Commerce City — 4.6 inches
4 WSW Eaton — 4.6 inches
1 WSW Greenwood Village — 4.6 inches
3 NW Sheridan — 4.6 inches
1 NW Heeney — 4.5 inches
2 NW Loveland Pass — 4.5 inches
Creede — 4.5 inches
1 SSE Wellington — 4.5 inches
2 NE Wellington — 4.5 inches
2 N Longmont — 4.3 inches
1 SW Westminster — 4.3 inches
1 N Sunshine — 4.3 inches
2 SSE Conifer — 4.3 inches
2 SSSW Aurora — 4.3 inches
3 Ene Cherry Creek Rese — 4.3 inches
2 NE Englewood — 4.3 inches
3 N Bailey — 4.3 inches
2 NW Cherry Creek Reser — 4.3 inches
1 E Fort Morgan — 4.3 inches
4 E Laporte — 4.2 inches
1 SS Severance — 4.2 inches
2 W Estes Park — 4.2 inches
3 WSW Berthoud — 4.2 inches
Lyons — 4.2 inches
4 SW Carter Lake — 4.2 inches
2 NE Thornton — 4.2 inches
2 N Boulder — 4.2 inches
1 Se Boulder — 4.2 inches
1 W Boulder — 4.2 inches
2 N Longmont — 4.3 inches
1 N Sunshine — 4.3 inches
2 SSE Conifer — 4.3 inches
2 SSW Aurora — 4.3 inches
3 Ene Cherry Creek Rese — 4.3 inches
2 NE Englewood — 4.3 inches
3 N Bailey — 4.3 inches
2 Nw Cherry Creek Reser — 4.3 inches
1 E Fort Morgan — 4.3 inches
4 E Laporte — 4.2 inches
1 Sw Severance — 4.2 inches
2 W Estes Park — 4.2 inches
3 Wsw Berthoud — 4.2 inches
Lyons — 4.2 inches
4 Sw Carter Lake — 4.2 inches
2 Ne Thornton — 4.2 inches
2 N Boulder — 4.2 inches
1 Se Boulder — 4.2 inches
1 W Boulder — 4.2 inches
