A winter storm moved through Colorado Wednesday, causing significant travel trouble for those along the urban Interstate 25 corridor, the Eastern Plains and those in the High Country. Traffic trouble is expected to stick around through the Thursday commutes.
The biggest worry with this one was a rapid drop in temperature that caused rapid street icing just in time for the afternoon and evening commute. That icing remains on the roads Thursday morning.
INTERACTIVE RADAR | Snow, cold temps arrive in Colorado
TRAFFIC INFORMATION | Over 100 CDOT plows on the roads; Thursday morning commute expected to be trouble
How much snow did your neighborhood get in this storm?
Here are the latest 24-hour snowfall totals from the National Weather Service.
- Molas Pass | 13 inches
- Coal Bank Pass | 12 inches
- Montrose | 12 inches
- Skyway | 11 inches
- Powderhorn Ski Area | 11 inches
- Rangely | 10.5 inches
- Red Mountain Pass | 10 inches
- Silverton | 9.8 inches
- Rangely (west) | 9.5 inches
- Cattle Creek (west) | 8.6 inches
- Cattle Creek (north) | 8.5 inches
- Placerville (northeast) | 8 inches
- Encampment | 7.5 inches
- Broomfield (northwest) | 7.1 inches
- Erie (south) | 7 inches
- Lafayette | 7 inches
- Louisville (west) | 7 inches
- Genesee (north) | 7 inches
- Plateau City (northeast) | 7 inches
- Monument (Hwy 550) | 6.5 inches
- Broomfield (north-northeast) | 6.2 inches
- Shoshone | 6.2 inches
- Whiskey Park | 6 inches
- Glenwood Springs (south-southeast) | 6 inches
- Echo Lake (northeast) | 6 inches
- Irwin Ski Lodge | 6 inches
- Dinosaur | 6 inches
- Boulder (south-southwest) | 5.9 inches
- Cattle Creek (northwest) | 5.9 inches
- Cattle Creek (east) | 5.7 inches
- Ken Caryl | 5.7 inches
- Walden (north) | 5.6 inches
- Lafayette (southwest) | 5.5 inches
- Westminster (west) | 5.5 inches
- Frederick (northwest) | 5.5inches
- Gypsum (south-southwest) | 5.5 inches
- Denver (east-northeast) | 5.5 inches
- Tincup (west-northwest) | 5.5 inches
- Northglenn (north) | 5.3 inches
- Louisville (north-northwest) | 5.3 inches
- Gould | 5.3 inches
- Boulder (east) | 5.2 inches
- Arvada (northwest) | 5.1 inches
- Carbondale | 5.1 inches
- Broomfield (northwest) | 5 inches
- Broomfield (east) | 5 inches
- Wheat Ridge (west-southwest) | 5 inches
- Edgewater (east) | 5 inches
- Aspen Springs (west) | 4.9 inches
- Northglenn (west) | 4.8 inches
- Cedaredge | 4.7 inches
- Denver (northwest) | 4.6 inches
- Arvada (north) | 4.5 inches
- Louisville | 4.5 inches
- Bergen Park | 4.5 inches
- Hotchkiss | 4.5 inches
- Dove Creek | 4.5 inches
- Evergreen (northeast) | 4.3 inches
- Denver (east) | 4.2 inches
- Plateau City | 4.2 inches
- Commerce CITY (west) | 4.1 inches
- Firestone | 4.1 inches
- Milner | 4.1 inches
- Englewood | 4 inches
- Nederland | 4 inches
- Steamboat Springs | 4 inches
- El Jebel | 4 inches
- Silt | 3.8 inches
- Nucla | 3.8 inches
- Oak Creek | 3.7 inches
- Hayden | 3.5 inches
- Mount Crested Butte | 3.5 inches
- Paonia | 3.4 inches
- Denver International Airport | 3.1 inches
- Collbran | 3.1 inches
- Brighton | 3 inches
- Edwards | 3 inches
- Berthoud Falls | 3 inches
- Guanella Pass | 3 inches
- Bear Lake | 3 inches
- Englewood (northeast) | 3 inches
- Pueblo Reservoir | 3 inches
- Pueblo West | 3 inches
- Telluride | 3 inches
- Maher | 2.9 inches
- Thornton | 2.7 inches
- Phippsburg | 2.7 inches
- Colona | 2.7 inches
The snow for the Front Range ended around midnight, but temperatures are extremely low. Most metro locations will fall into the single digits or just below zero throughout the morning and sit in the single digits all day.
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