The snowstorm arrived in earnest Saturday evening in Colorado and after heavy snow throughout Sunday, the storm has moved out of the state, leaving feet of snow in many areas.
Snow is expected to continue through the day, with more than 8 inches forecast Sunday from Denver into the foothills and north, according to the National Weather Service, so these totals are bound to go up and will be updated. You can find more snow totals from CoCoRaHS here.
Here are the snow totals from the March 13-14, 2021, storm reported to the National Weather Service as of 4 p.m. Sunday:
1 W Aspen Springs – 36.3 inches
4 ENE Nederland – 36 inches
3 NNE Aspen Springs – 35.3 inches
3 WNW Aspen Park – 32.9 inches
1 N Aspen Springs – 31 inches
4.6 NE Ward - 28.6 inches
3 W Jamestown - 28.6 inches
3 ENE Buckhorn Mountain – 28.5 inches
2 SE Horsetooth Mountain – 28.5 inches
Denver International Airport – 27.1 inches
3.1 WSW Conifer – 27 inches
7 E Virginia Dale – 26 inches
3 E Cherry Creek Reservoir - 26 inches
1 NNW Genesee – 25.4 inches
4 WSW Wallstreet – 25 inches
4 NNW Mishawaka – 25 inches
1 NE Arvada – 24 inches
1 SSE St. Mary’s Gacier – 23.7 inches
4 SSE Pinecliffe – 23.1 inches
3 SSE Aurora – 23.1 inches
Woodland Park – 23 inches
1 NNE Estes Park – 22.3 inches
2 N Aspen Park – 22 inches
2 ESE Allenspark – 22 inches
5 SSE Glen Haven – 22 inches
8 NE Four Corners – 22 inches
4 SE Glen Haven – 21 inches
3 WNW Arvada – 20.5 inches
Georgetown – 20.2 inches
1 ENE Brighton – 20.1 inches
1 SSW Crescent Village – 20 inches
2 E Ken Caryl - 20 inches
3 N Bailey – 20 inches
1 NNE Evergreen – 19.7 inches
2 NW Loveland – 19.5 inches
1 ESE Nederland – 19.5 inches
1 W Bailey – 19.3 inches
2 W Loveland – 19 inches
2 ENE Estes Park – 19 inches
Wellington – 18.8 inches
2 SSE Blue Valley – 18.8 inches
1 W Firestone – 18.1 inches
3 SSW Boulder – 18.1 inches
2 SSE Laporte – 18 inches
2 WNW Loveland – 18 inches
3 NE Longmont – 18 inches
1 WNW Northglenn – 19 inches
2 E Broomfield – 18 inches
4 N Evergreen – 18 inches
1 W Woodland Park – 18 inches
11 W Rustic – 17.8 inches
2 NNW Roxborough Park – 17.7 inches
2 N Lone Tree - 17.5 inches
2 W Timnath – 17.4 inches
Broomfield – 17 inches
2 SSW Rocky Flats – 17 inches
1 SSW Fort Collins – 17 inches
2 W Erie – 16.5 inches
2 ENE Parker – 16.5 inches
4 ESE Denver – 16.5 inches
3 SW Windsor – 16 inches
Mead – 16 inches
Louisville – 16 inches
2 S Erie – 16 inches
Denver – 16 inches
2 N Black Forest – 16 inches
1 SE Frederick – 15.8 inches
1 ENE Ken Caryl – 15.5 inches
3 SSW Castle Pines – 15.3 inches
3 NE Kelim – 15 inches
Berthoud – 15 inches
1 SW Kittredge – 15 inches
2 W Denver – 15 inches
4 W Arvada – 15 inches
4 NNE Cherry Hills Village – 15 inches
1 WNW Ponderosa Park – 15 inches
2 NNE Monument – 15 inches
5 SSW Divide – 15 inches
1 W Rosita – 14.6 inches
4 N Florissant – 14.1 inches
2 NNW Marshall – 13.5 inches
2 E Sunshine – 13 inches
2 NNW Erie – 12 inches
4 NNE Falcon – 12 inches
4 S Air Force Academy – 11.5 inches
2 WSW Louisville – 11.2 inches
Ouray – 10.8 inches
1 NW Niwot – 10 inches
2 NNE Lakewood – 10 inches
3 SW Highlands Ranch – 9.5 inches
1 SSE Beulah – 9.3 inches
2 N Englewood – 9 inches
5 S Black Forest – 9 inches
4 S Bennett – 8.9 inches
1 NNW Pueblo – 5.7 inches
2 WNW Blende – 4 inches
8 NNW Pinon – 3 inches
1 N Avondale – 2.5 inches
2 NE Leadville - 1.4 inches
2 SW Montrose – 1.1 inches
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