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DENVER – The nighttime storm dumped more than 9 inches of snow over many parts of the Denver metro area from Wednesday evening through Thursday morning.
The area was upgraded for a winter storm warning Tuesday night, and snow totals Wednesday morning showed more than a foot of snow fell in parts of Denver, Jefferson and Douglas counties.
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Below, you can find the snow totals for the February 24-25, 2021 snowstorm via reports to the National Weather Service at 7:25 a.m. Thursday. This story will be updated as more snow reports arrive:
1 ESE Thornton – 13.2 inches
1 SE Littleton – 13.2 inches
1 ESE Littleton – 13 inches
2 ESE Federal Heights – 12.8 inches
1 ESE Ken Caryl – 12.5 inches
2 ESE Denver – 12.2 inches
5 NNE Cherry Hills Village – 12 inches
4 E Denver – 12 inches
1 E Chatfield Reservoir – 12 inches
3 WSW Aurora – 11.5 inches
Denver Stapleton – 11.4 inches
1 SW Westminster – 11 inches
1 NNW Federal Heights – 11 inches
1 WNW Eldorado Springs – 9.8 inches
1 ESE Lafayette – 9.6 inches
Denver International Airport – 9.6 inches
1 NNW Genesee – 9.5 inches
2 WSW Northglenn – 9.2 inches
3 WSW Strasbourg – 9 inches
3 NNE Foxfield – 9 inches
3 NE Manitou Springs – 9 inches
3 SSW Boulder – 8.8 inches
5 NNW Peterson AFB – 8.2 inch
2 SSW Colorado Springs – 8.2 inches
Arvada – 8 inches
Conifer 4 W – 8 inches
3 SW Arapahoe Park – 8 inches
Falcon 4 W – 8 inches
Peyton – 8 inches
4 NW Peterson AFB – 8 inches
1 W Colorado Springs – 7 inches
3 E Manitou Springs – 7 inches
3 SE Black Forest – 6 inches
Colorado Springs – 6 inches
2 N Longmont – 5.8 inches
5 SSW Black Forest – 5.8 inches
Safety 2 N – 5.8 inches
5 S Barr Lake – 5.5 inches
6 NNE Colorado Springs – 5.5 inches
5 NNE Manitou Springs – 5.5 inches
3 WSW Woodland Park – 4.7 inches
Fountain – 4.7 inches
1 WSW Woodland Park – 4.5 inches
Woodland Park – 4 inches
1 NNE Evergreen – 3.9 inches
2 NNE Shaffers Crossing – 3.5 inches
Monument 3 E – 3.3 inches
1 NNW Loveland – 3 inches
1 WNW Ponderosa Park – 3 inches
3 N Pueblo Tank – 2.7 inches
3 SSW Castle Pines – 2.6 inches
3 SSW Pueblo – 2 inches
Canon City – 2 inches
Wellington – 1.8 inches
2 SE Penrose – 1.5 inch
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