Spring Snow: Totals From The Overnight Storm
DENVER (CBS4) -- Snow totals from Monday night's storm varied widely across the metro area, foothills and the high country. Areas south and west of Denver got as much as 7 inches, while the mountains got just 2-4 inches. Additional snow is possible anytime Monday in the high country but any additional accumulation will be very minor.
Taking a break from brushing the snow off this person's car. I got the side windows...this is a workout. #CBS4Mornings pic.twitter.com/jEuSmkhscp
— Tori Mason (@ToriMasonTV) March 27, 2018
Here are some final snow totals:
FRONT RANGE
- Ken Caryl 7.5"
- Highlands Ranch 7.0"
- Louisville 4.5"
- Lone Tree 4.2"
- Deer Trail 3.5"
- Aurora 3.3"
- Boulder 2.7"
- Arvada 2.5"
- Thornton 1.9"
- Denver/DIA 1.5" (official)
Had to get a pic of this guy before he melted away. Contrary to @AshtonCBS4, it only took @makenziepokeefe, Kerry, & I two minutes to build him! Got about two inches of snow downtown. How does it look like outside your home? #CBS4Mornings #COwx #4wx pic.twitter.com/GUR4VTva8G
— Dago Cordova (@dago_deportes) March 27, 2018
FOOTHILLS
- Pinecliffe 10.2"
- Floyd Hill 9.0"
- Conifer 8.5"
- Genesee 7.5"
- Evergreen 7.0"
SKI AREAS
- Breckenridge 4.0"
- Winter Park 3.0"
- Eldora 3.0"
- Keystone 3.0"
- Loveland 2.0"
- A-Basin 2.0"