COLORADO, USA — It took until February to get a big snowfall in the Denver metro area.
We went from highs in the 70s on Sunday to snow on Monday.
Here's a look at how much piled up by Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
- Arvada - 7.9 inches
- Aurora - 3.5 inches
- Boulder - 13.1 inches
- Brighton - 2.8 inches
- Broomfield - 4.8 inches
- Castle Rock - 4 inches
- Centennial - 4.5 inches
- Commerce City - 2.1 inches
- Conifer - 8 inches
- Denver International Airport - 2.8 inches
- Englewood - 1.5 inches
- Golden - 9 inches
- Highlands Ranch - 3.4 inches
- Littleton - 3 inches
- Lone Tree - 3 inches
- Longmont - 4.2 inches
- Louisville - 5.8 inches
- Loveland - 7.2 inches
- Northglenn - 6.1 inches
- Thornton - 5.6 inches
- Westminster - 3.6 inches
- Wheat Ridge - 4.5 inches
> NOTE: Snow totals will change as the storm continues and reports roll into NWS.
Most places will only see up to an inch of additional accumulation before the snow moves out around 2 p.m. Tuesday. The cold is staying though with temperatures dipping to near zero overnight into Wednesday.
Another chance for snow arrives Friday, check back for updates on how much to expect.
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