The first round of storms to hit Colorado this week brought some much-need moisture to the state while leaving behind wet, slushy roads for drivers during Tuesday morning's commute.
By mid-morning, some of that snow was already starting to melt around the Denver metro area.
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While totals varied quite a bit, cities south and west of Denver reported the highest accumulations.
Here’s a look at totals from the National Weather Service:
- Echo Lake – 11”
- Floyd Hill – 9”
- Estes Park – 5.5”
- Denver International Airport 1.5
- Arvada – 4.5”
- Thornton – 1.9”
- Arapahoe Park – 8”
- Conifer – 8”
- Evergreen – 7”
- Breckenridge – 2”
- Boulder 2.7”
- Lafayette – 2.5”
- Winter Park – 3”
- Lone Tree – 4.2”
- Kiowa – 6.8”
- Highlands Ranch – 7”
- Colorado Springs – 2”
- Nederland – 6.5”
- Palmer Lake – 6”
- Lakewood – 6.7”
- Monument – 4”
- Federal Heights – 3”
- Monarch Pass – 2”
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