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Colorado snow totals: 2-day storm brings additional inches, feet across state

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The second day of the record-breaking spring storm brought additional inches and feet of heavy and wet snowfall overnight Thursday and into Friday morning. Here are the latest snow totals from across the Pikes Peak region and beyond, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo.

Manitou Springs – 8 to 40 inches

Woodland Park – 17.4 to 36 inches

Florissant – 31 inches

Cascade – 24 inches

Divide – 19.6 inches

Colorado Springs – 8 to 22 inches

Peterson Space Force Base – 6.5 to 13 inches

Air Force Academy – 10 to 20 inches

Fountain – 13 inches

Falcon – 8 inches

Black Forest – 11.5 to 30.1 inches

Monument – 24.7 to 28 inches

Palmer Lake – 8.9 inches

Pueblo – 1.4 to 12 inches

Beulah – 14 to 18.2 inches

Castle Rock – 15.3 inches

Lone Tree – 22.3 inches

Littleton – 16.5 inches

Englewood – 6.6 inches

Arvada – 12 inches

Boulder – 9.4 to 20 inches

Aspen Springs – 45.5 inches

Breckenridge – 11.9 inches



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