DENVER — As snow begins to accumulate in the Colorado mountains, very, very light snow reached the Denver metro area early Friday morning.
Not much is expected in the Denver area, likely less than an inch, but it could be enough to finally break the snow-free streak.
The mountains, on the other hand, are seeing their first heavy snow of the season.
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Below, you can find snow totals for the Dec. 9-10, 2021 snowstorm, via reports to the National Weather Service as of 3 p.m. Friday.
Coal Bank Pass – 27 inches
6 SSW Coal Bank Pass – 25 inches
Purgatory – 25 inches
Powderhorn – 20 inches
4 NNW Mount Crested Butte – 19.5 inches
Red Mountain Pass – 19 inches
4 SE Mount Zirkel – 18.4 inches
1 NNE Crested Butte – 17.9 inches
1 S Mount Crested Butte – 17.5 inches
9 SSE Gould – 17.2 inches
Silverton – 16.6 inches
Telluride – 16 inches
8 NW Glendevey – 15 inches
3 WSW Aspen – 15 inches
Molas Pass – 15 inches
Aspen – 15 inches
8 WNW Pagosa Springs – 14.6 inches
2 SSW Snowmass Village – 14.3 inches
8 NW Pagosa Springs – 14 inches
6 ENE Collbran – 14 inches
7 WSW Grand Mesa – 14 inches
Snowmass – 14 inches
3 S Vallecito – 13 inches
9 E Glendevey – 12.7 inches
Axial – 12 inches
7 NW Pagosa Springs – 12 inches
3 N Cedaredge – 12 inches
5 E Stoner – 12 inches
7 SSE Cameron Pass – 11.5 inches
3 N Skyway – 11 inches
3 ESE Steamboat Springs – 10 inches
1 NW Heeney – 10 inches
3 SW Edwards – 10 inches
3 E Plateau City – 10 inches
1 ENE Fall Creek – 9.7 inches
8 SSE Rand – 9.2 inches
3 NNE Mount Audubon – 9.2 inches
5 WSW Vallecito – 9 inches
14 SW Olathe – 9 inches
4 W Cattle Creek – 8.3 inches
4 S Longs Peak – 8.1 inches
2 N Steamboat Springs – 8 inches
1 SE Gould – 8 inches
4 E Camp Bird – 8 inches
Elk Park – 8 inches
Mancos – 8 inches
2 W Vail – 7.7 inches
2 Jeeney – 7.5 inches
1 ESE Steamboat Springs – 7.2 inches
4 ENE Dolores – 7.2 inches
2 SSE Breckenridge – 7 inches
4 E Vail – 7 inches
2 NNW Tincup – 7 inches
8 SSE Cameron Pass – 6.9 inches
7 NW Red Feather Lakes – 6.9 inches
5 W Berthoud Falls – 6.9 inches
6 NW Silverthorne – 6.9 inches
1 WNW Steamboat Springs – 6.7 inches
1 NW Eagle – 6.5 inches
2 SE Breckenridge – 6 inches
1 NW Avon – 6 inches
10 WNW Ridgway – 6 inches
Hamilton – 6 inches
4 NNE Powderhorn – 5.5 inches
2 SSE Winter Park – 5inches
1 W Edwards – 5 inches
4 WNW Cattle Creek – 5 inches
1 SW Pitkin – 5 inches
Redstone – 5 inches
Copper Mountain – 5 inches
6 WSW Almont – 4.9 inches
5 WSW Grand Lake – 4.6 inches
3 SW Meeker Park – 4.6 inches
2 N Wolcott – 4.5 inches
Meeker Park – 4.4 inches
5 SW Colona – 4.3 inches
2 SSW Elkdale – 4.2 inches
Williams Fork Reservoir – 4 inches
Ouray – 4 inches
Oak Creek – 4 inches
3 SSW Gunnison – 4 inches
2 W Estes Park – 3.8 inches
2 SSW Brookvale – 3.5 inches
1 SW Redstone – 3.5 inches
2 N Aspen Park – 3.4 inches
1 SSE Loveland Pass – 3.4 inches
4 SE Evergreen – 3.2 inches
Glenwood Springs – 3.2 inches
1 NNE Estes Park – 3 inches
2 ESE Kinikinik – 3 inches
Grand Lake – 3 inches
Arapahoe Basin – 3 inches
Loveland Ski Area – 3 inches
2 ESE Allenspark – 3 inches
2 SSW Kittredge – 2.8 inches
3 S Evergreen – 2.8 inches
3 NE Phippsburg – 2.8 inches
3 NNW Parshall – 2.8 inches
1 SSE Trimble – 2.8 inches
Collbran – 2.6 inches
1 N Genesee – 2.5 inches
Frisco – 2.5 inches
2 SW Lakewood – 2.5 inches
Gunnison – 2.5 inches
1 E Hermosa – 2.4 inches
4 WNW Kassler – 2.3 inches
5 SSW Blue River – 2.3 inches
2 E Denver – 2.3 inches
Ridgway – 2.3 inches
1 NW Silt – 2.2 inches
Dillon – 2 inches
10 NW Kremmling – 2 inches
1 S Denver – 2 inches
Parachute – 2 inches
Eldora – 2 inches
8 SE Parlin – 2 inches
3 SW Crawford – 2 inches
3 ESE Montrose – 2 inches
2 WSW Buckley AFB – 1.8 inches
1 WNW El Jebel – 1.8 inches
3 ENE Aspen Park – 1.7 inches
5 W Toponas – 1.7 inches
1 W El Jebel – 1.7 inches
2 SSE Paonia – 1.7 inches
Wah Keeney Park – 1.5 inches
5 S Manila Village – 1.5 inches
3 ESE Gypsum – 1.5 inches
3 NNW Sheridan – 1.5 inches
2 N Cherry Creek Reservoir – 1.5 inches
3 N Drake – 1.5 inches
Creede – 1.5 inches
3 SW Highlands Ranch – 1.4 inches
1 SE Littleton – 1.3 inches
2 SW Golden – 1.1 inches
5 SE Commerce City – 1 inch
2 W Parker – 1 inch
4 NNW Aurora – 1 inch
3 NNE Ken Caryl – 1 inch
3 SSE Silver Plume – 1 inch
Antero Reservoir – 1 inch
1 NE Wheat Ridge – 1 inch
Kassler – 0.9 inches
Bailey – 0.9 inches
3 S Castle Pines – 0.8 inches
3 WNW Fairplay – 0.8 inches
2 NNE Shaffers Crossing – 0.8 inches
2 NE Englewood – 0.8 inches
3 ENE Foxfield – 0.7 inches
2 SSW Westminster – 0.7 inches
4 W Arvada – 0.6 inches
1 NW Federal Heights – 0.5 inches
Arvada – 0.5 inches
2 SE Mountain View – 0.5 inches
1 N Sunshine – 0.5 inches
1 NW Broomfield – 0.5 inches
4 SSE Pinecliffe – 0.4 inches
Denver International Airport – 0.3 inches
2 WSW Chatfield Reservoir – 0.3 inches
1 NNW Grant – 0.3 inches
3 NW Mishawaka – 0.3 inches
1 NW Pinewood Springs – 0.3 inches
1 SSW Georgetown – 0.2 inches
2 SW Rocky Flats – 0.2 inches
10 E Arapahoe Park – 0.1 inches
Rollinsville – 0.1 inches
Nederland – 0.1 inches
1 SE Todd Creek – 0.1 inches
