COLORADO, USA — It might still be autumn, but it feels like winter across most of Colorado.
Bone-chilling temperatures and snow have led to Winter Storm Warnings, Winter Weather Advisories and a mess on roads across the state.
The snow began falling Thursday morning and will continue into Friday morning but the cold temperatures will stick around.
The highest snow reports are in Golden, Boulder and Arvada with six to 11 inches of snow. Denver's official weather station at Denver International Airport (DIA) has reported 2.8 inches of snow.
Here are some Colorado snow totals for the November storm, according to the National Weather Service:
- North Golden - 11.3 inches
- Southwest Golden - 11.2 inches
- Rocky Flats - 11 inches
- Southwest Boulder - 11 inches
- Northwest Arvada - 10.9 inches
- Southwest Meeker - 10.8 inches
- West Arvada - 10 inches
- Southwest Wheat Ridge - 8.9 inches
- Northwest Golden - 8.8 inches
- Genesee - 8.5 inches
- Southwest Lakewood - 8.2 inches
- Steamboat Springs - 8.2 inches
- Jamestown - 8 inches
- Meeker Park - 7.4 inches
- Sunshine - 7.2 inches
- Southwest Colorado Springs - 7.1 inches
- Pleasant View - 7 inches
- Ken Caryl - 6.8 inches
- Morrison - 6.8 inches
- Lyons - 6.3 inches
- Northwest Boulder - 6.3 inches
- Golden - 6 inches
- Northeast Arvada - 5.9 inches
- Rollinsville - 5.5 inches
- Ward - 5.4 inches
- Niwot - 5.3 inches
- Berthoud - 5.2 inches
- Mountain View - 5 inches
- Peterson Air Force Base - 5 inches
- Superior - 5 inches
- Hygiene - 4.8 inches
- East Denver - 4.8 inches
- Louisville - 4.5 inches
- Elizabeth - 4.5 inches
- Aurora - 4.5 inches
- Bergen Park - 4.5 inches
- Northeast Colorado Springs - 4.5 inches
- Keeney Park - 4.4 inches
- Masonville - 4 inches
- Marshall - 4 inches
- Westminster - 4 inches
- Black Hawk - 4 inches
- Kittredge - 4 inches
- Rye - 4 inches
- Crescent Village - 4 inches
- Evergreen - 3.9 inches
- Englewood - 3.9 inches
- Cherry Hills Village - 3.8 inches
- Manitou Springs - 3.8 inches
- Nederland - 3.5 inches
- Estes Park - 3.3 inches
- Aspen Springs - 3.3 inches
- Longmont - 3 inches
- Vernon - 3 inches
- Colorado City - 3 inches
- Falcon - 3 inches
- Federal Heights - 3 inches
- Lakewood - 3 inches
- Fort Collins - 2.9 inches
- Niwot - 2.8 inches
- Denver International Airport (DIA) - 2.8 inches
- Northwest Lyons - 2.5 inches
- Foxfield - 2.5 inches
- Thornton - 2.4 inches
- Broomfield - 2.4 inches
- Poudre Park - 2 inches
- Penrose - 2 inches
- Greeley - 2 inches
- Englewood - 1.8 inches
- Edgewater - 1.8 inches
- Loveland - 1.5 inches
- Parker- 1.5 inches
- Manila Village - 1.5 inches
- Pueblo - 1.5 inches
- Fort Morgan - 1 inch
- Sterling - 1 inch
- Greenwood Village - 1 inch
- Iliff - 0.5 inch
- Fondis - 0.5 inch
Winter Weather Advisories went into effect Thursday for parts of Adams, Arapahoe, Weld, Douglas, Elbert, Jefferson, Larimer, Boulder, Jackson, Grand and Broomfield counties, as well as the Elkhead and Park mountains in northern Colorado.
The National Weather Service (NWS) said roads will be slippery with hazardous conditions impacting the Friday morning commute.
After lingering snow showers end Friday morning, Colorado will remain very cold with a low temperature of nine degrees into Saturday.
Saturday and Sunday will be mostly sunny in Colorado with high temperatures in the 40s.
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