From The Denver Post (Tom McGhee/Ryan Parker):
The storm has dumped up to 6 inches of snow in the Denver area and is expected to add another 4 inches through the evening, according to Jim Kalina, a National Weather Service meteorologist Boulder.
0.4″ of snow in the past hour, half inch total so far…How much at your location? #pubspotter #COwx
— NWS Pueblo (@NWSPueblo) February 24, 2013
From the Summit County Citizens Voice (Bob Berwyn):
A storm rolling across the state Saturday night delivered the goods, with every ski area in Colorado reporting new snow Sunday morning. Totals (24 hour) ranged from 11 inches at Monarch to six inches and Wolf Creek and Steamboat, at opposite ends of the state. Most resorts in between also reported about a half a foot of new snow Sunday morning.
The parched Front Range and plains also got relief, with heavy snow especially across northeastern Colorado. Just a few days ago, parts of the plains were under a red flag fire warning. The National Weather Service blizzard warning for the area east of Denver remains in effect through 11 p.m. Sunday evening.
6 inches of snow on the ground at Betasso Preserve and still snowing hard. So quiet up here you can hear the snow falling.#boco_trails
— Betasso Ranger (@RangerFowler) February 24, 2013
Bear Lake has 31” of snow with 4” of fresh snow last night.Several more inches are expected throughout the day…. fb.me/FmooSRsk
— RMNP Info Office (@RMNPOfficial) February 24, 2013
A summary of 24 hour snow reports across the region, amounts in inches. nwschat.weather.gov/lsr/#GJT/20130… #cowx #utwx
— NWS Grand Junction (@NWSGJT) February 24, 2013
Heavy snow across the Front Range and I-25 Corridor. Current Radar pic as of 8 AM (Green ~ 1″ per hour) #COwx twitter.com/NWSBoulder/sta…
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) February 24, 2013
Looks like many mountain areas received 5 to 10″ of snowfall over the past 24 hours.How much do you receive??
— NWS Grand Junction (@NWSGJT) February 24, 2013
#Snow! @keystonemtn 6″ / @breckenridgemtn 5″ / @beavercreekmtn 4″ / @vailmtn 3″ …more forecasted for today, too! #CelebrateWinter
— Snow.com (@snowdotcom) February 24, 2013