Snow totals: Here's how much snow fell in Colorado

COLORADO, USA — Snow has piled up around Colorado as another storm moved in early Tuesday morning.

It followed another winter storm that moved through the state on Sunday into Monday.

Here’s a look at the latest reported area snow totals from the last 24 hours from the National Weather Service:

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• Arvada | 5.6 inches
• Aurora | 7.7 inches
• Boulder | 6 inches
• Broomfield | 5.1 inches
• Burlington | 3 inches
• Castle Rock | 7.6 inches 
• DIA | 6.6 inches
• Denver | 8.7 inches
• Englewood | 6.4 inches
• Erie | 4 inches
• Estes Park | 3.5 inches
• Evergreen | 6.8 inches
• Federal Heights 6 inches
• Fort Collins | 4.8 inches
• Foxfield | 7.2 inches
• Greeley | 4.3 inches
• Greenwood Village | 6 inches
• Highlands Ranch | 4 inches
• Lakewood | 4.3 inches
• Littleton | 7.9 inches
• Lone Tree | 7.5 inches
• Longmont | 5 inches
• Louisville | 5 inches
• Loveland | 4 inches
• Monument | 5 inches
• Niwot | 4 inches
• Parker | 5.4 inches
• Pinery | 7.7 inches
• Thornton | 6.7 inches
• Westminster | 7 inches

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> NOTE: Snow totals will change as the storm continues and reports roll in to NWS. 9NEWS will periodically update this article with the latest information.

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