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Winter Storm Brings Snow to Colorado, Wyoming

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### Snowfall Report: February 15, 2023

The National Weather Service released snowfall totals for areas in Colorado and parts of Wyoming, covering the period from 5:00 AM Saturday through 5:00 AM Sunday, MST. The snowfall amounts varied across locations, ranging from traces of snow to a maximum of 4 inches in certain areas.

#### Snowfall Totals by Location:

- **Walden**: 1–4 inches

- **Red Feather Lakes**: Trace–2 inches

- **Fort Collins**: Trace–2 inches

- **Estes Park**: Trace–1 inch

- **Greeley**: 0–1 inch

- **Boulder**: Trace–1 inch

- **Denver**: Trace–1 inch

- **Castle Rock**: Trace–2 inches

- **Cheyenne**: Trace–2 inches

- **Breckenridge**: 2–4 inches

- **Fairplay**: Trace–1 inch

- **Buena Vista**: 1–4 inches

- **Colorado Springs**: 0–1 inch

- **Limon**: Trace–1 inch

- **Wray**: 0–1 inch

- **Sterling**: 0–1 inch

- **Akron**: 0–1 inch

- **Julesburg**: 0–1 inch

- **Holyoke**: 0–1 inch

- **Burlington**: 0–1 inch

According to the National Weather Service, foggy conditions were reported Wednesday morning. Snowfall is expected to continue across the mountains throughout the day, with some localized accumulations reaching the plains by the afternoon. While most areas north and west of Denver expect less than 3 inches of snow, heavier localized snowfall could occur in bands.

Travel conditions may worsen after sunset as road conditions are expected to deteriorate. Residents are advised to drive cautiously, allow extra travel time, and stay informed about current road conditions through **cotrip.org** and updated weather forecasts via **weather.gov**.

Stay safe and prepared for winter weather conditions.

Source: NWS Denver

Source Type: weather

Source Location: Boulder

Feb 15, 2025 at 10:45 AM

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