As was expected, big snow hit Colorado this week. While Colorado Springs escaped this one without much of an impact, the Denver metro area and northern Colorado got hit hard.

UPDATE: This piece has been updated on Thursday, May 7 to reflect updated snow totals with new locations added, as well.

Following this week’s snow, statewide snowpack has officially escaped record-low territory, though it’s still at just 25 percent of the norm for the date. Snow is expected to be gone from Colorado’s highest peaks in a matter of weeks, significantly ahead of schedule – more on that here.

Here’s a look at snowfall totals around the state of Colorado. These numbers come from the National Weather Service reporting system unless otherwise noted:

• Allenspark: 23.3 inches
• Arapahoe Basin: 9 inches (from resort website)
• Arvada: 8.5 inches
• Aspen Park: 8.9 inches
• Aspen Springs: 16.5 inches
• Aurora: 5 inches
• Bear Lake: 20.4 inches
• Bellvue: 12 inches
• Berthoud: 9.1 inches
• Boulder: 12 inches
• Breckenridge: 8.7 inches
• Brookvale: 12.7 inches
• Broomfield: 6.3 inches
• Buckhorn Mountain: 13.8 inches
• Buena Vista: 2.3 inches
• Cameron Pass: 14.4 inches (later updated to 31.2 inches)
• Castle Rock: 6.3 inches
• Cedar Cove: 17.4 inches
• Chatfield Reservoir: 8 inches
• Cherokee Park: 14 inches
• Cherry Hills Village: 4.8 inches
• Colorado Springs: 2 inches
• Copper Mountain: 9 inches
• Crescent Village: 13 inches
• Crested Butte: 2.3 inches
• Denver: 5 inches
• Denver International Airport: 5.8 inches
• Drake: 13.5 inches
• Edgewater: 6.5 inches
• Edwards: 1.5 inches
• Elbert: 4.5 inches
• Erie: 4.5 inches
• Estes Park: 28 inches (later updated to 33.9 inches)
• Evergreen: 15 inches
• Federal Heights: 7 inches
• Floyd Hill: 7 inches
• Fort Collins: 5.5 inches
• Genesee: 10.2 inches
• Georgetown: 7.8 inches
• Golden: 11.3 inches
• Gould: 16 inches
• Greeley: 3.5 inches
• Highlands Ranch: 6.4 inches
• Horsetooth Mountain: 18 inches
• Jamestown: 21.9 inches
• Ken Caryl: 10.3 inches
• Kittredge: 17 inches
• La Veta Pass: 3 inches
• Lafayette: 9 inches
• Lakewood: 8 inches
• Laporte: 7.5 inches
• Leadville: 1.9 inches
• Littleton: 5.4 inches
• Lone Tree: 6.8 inches
• Longmont: 8.5 inches
• Longs Peak: 33.8 inches
• Louisville: 9 inches
• Loveland Pass: 11 inches
• Lyons: 13 inches
• Mead: 4.4 inches
• Meeker Park: 26.1 inches
• Mishawaka: 17 inches
• Monument: 4 inches
• Mountain View: 7.1 inches
• Mount Audubon: 27.3 inches
• Nederland: 14.8 inches
• Nunn: 4.2 inches
• Niwot: 9.3 inches
• Parker: 7.5 inches
• Pinegree Park: 31.2 inches
• Pinewood Springs: 23.7 inches
• Ponderosa Park: 6.1 inches
• Poudre Park: 7 inches
• Pueblo West: 1.5 inches
• Rabbit Ears Pass: 13 inches
• Rollinsville: 9.4 inches
• Saint Mary’s Glacier: 19 inches
• Salida: 3.8 inches
• Spicer: 14.8 inches
• Steamboat Springs: 2 inches
• Sunshine: 14.3 inches
• The Pinery: 6.7 inches
• Tiny Town: 8 inches
• Trail Ridge Road: 18 inches
• Vail: 3.8 inches
• Virginia Dale: 14.9 inches
• Walden: 6.5 inches
• Waverly: 11.5 inches
• Wellington: 9 inches
• Westminster: 8.2 inches
• Wheat Ridge: 7 inches
• Windsor: 6.2 inches
• Woodland Park: 4.4 inches

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