Mother Nature laid it on us in Northern Colorado yesterday, but this particular storm was a little odd in the fact that parts of the state got a ton of snow, and others got none.
Allenspark got the most snow in the state with a whopping 42 inches recorded. However there was no snow reported just about an hour away at Denver International Airport.
Here are the snow totals from around the state:
Allenspark: 42 inches
Arvada: 4.8 inches
Aspen Springs: 25.1 inches
Aurora: 2 inches
Bailey: 9 inches
Black Hawk: 11.3 inches
Boulder: 6.5 inches
Breckenridge: 26.2 inches
Brookvale: 19 inches
Broomfield: 4.8 inches
Castle Pines: 6.1 inches
Castle Rock: 6 inches
Centennial: 1.5 inches
Conifer: 17 inches
Denver: 1.9 inches
Denver International Airport: 0 inches
Eldorado Springs: 30 inches
Estes Park: 31 inches
Evergreen: 14 inches
Fort Collins: 8.2 inches
Fraser: 9 inches
Frederick: 4 inches
Genesee: 17.7 inches
Golden: 16 inches
Greeley: 4.8 inches
Highlands Ranch: 3.5 inches
Idledale: 11 inches
Ken Caryl: 3 inches
Lafayette: 6 inches
Lakewood: 5 inches
Larkspur: 8.3 inches
Leadville: 7.7 inches
Longmont: 3 inches
Louisville: 9.8 inches
Loveland: 5.8 inches
Mead: 4 inches
Monument: 10.1 inches
Nederland: 30 inches
Niwot: 3 inches
Pinecliffe: 31.9 inches
Rollinsville: 26.3 inches
Roxborough Park: 2.5 inches
Sedalia: 5 inches
Superior: 10 inches
Tabernash: 6.5 inches
Ward: 41.7 inches
Woodland Park: 7 inches