Colorado snow totals: 2-day storm brings additional inches, feet across state
Christian Murdock/The Gazette
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





