Nearly 4 Feet Of Snow Slams Mountains, More Coming For Christmas
DENVER (CBS4) - A storm system will pull away from Colorado today after dropping a heavy blanket of snow across the high country.
43 inches of snow fell at the Loveland Ski Area over 3 days, with 19 inches falling in just 24 hours.
If you like snow, then there's good news in the extended forecast.
A new winter storm will move into the mountains on Christmas Day.
Depending on the exact track, some of that snow could make it into Denver and the Front Range after sunset on Christmas night.
Here are some of the latest 3-day snow totals from the mountains.
43" - Loveland Ski Area
33" - Copper Mountain Resort
32" - Breckenridge Ski Resort
32" - Ski Cooper
31" - Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
28" - Near Rabbit Ears Pass
25" - Vail
21" - Monarch Mountain
21" - Ski Granby Ranch
19" - Fremont Pass
19" - Eldora Mountain Resort
19" - Berthoud Pass
17" - Winter Park Resort
16" - Telluride
16" - Crested Butte
16" - Aspen/Snowmass
16" - Near Cameron Pass (Jackson County)
15.5" - Leadville
15" - Beaver Creek
15" - Lake Irene (Grand County)
13" - Lake Eldora (Boulder County)
13" - Wolf Creek Ski Area
10" - Durango Mountain Resort
10" - Steamboat Springs