Hello La Niña.
From the Fort Collins Coloradoan (Bobby Magill):
Snowfall during the past several days has given the snowpack a big boost, with some Northern Colorado snowpack monitoring stations reporting a snow depth 200 percent of normal or greater. A monitoring station in the Medicine Bow Mountains near the Rawah Wilderness reported a snowpack of 221 percent of normal Tuesday morning.
The basinwide snowpack in the South Platte River Basin, which includes Poudre Canyon, was 154 percent of normal overall, and the North Platte and Laramie River Basin, which includes North Park and Cameron Pass, was 186 percent of normal on Tuesday.