Boulder Breaks Snow Total Record For February, Denver's February Also One Of Snowiest
DENVER (CBS4) - Snow totals continue coming in for the storm system that has been hitting Colorado over the past few days, and there are some impressive stats.
Boulder broke a record for the month of February -- for both the snowiest and wettest February on record.
Westminster checked in with 20.5 inches, apparently the highest snow total we've seen in the Denver metro area.
Denver's official total was 10.5, bringing the monthly total to 16.2, which is well above the monthly average. This month is now the seventh snowiest February in Denver on record, with more to come this week.
Some of the other snow totals around the state include:
Wolf Creek Pass: 34 inches
Westcliffe: 26
Buelah: 22
Westminster: 20.5
Montrose: 17
Durango: 14
And here are some snow totals from the CBS4 Weather Watchers:
Jerry Bauman - South Fork - 24 inches
Doug Homan - Hotchkiss - 5 inches
Bobby Townsend - Loveland - 11.4 inches
Diane Sprague - Brush - 3.7 inches
Ronald Cox - Greenwood Village - 9.5 inches
Larry Giauque - Brush - 3.5 inches
Mary Robbins - Alamosa - 10 inches
Ridgway State Park - Ridgway - 18 inches
Mychele Smith - Littleton - 11.4 inches
Bambi Moss - Conifer - 12.5 inches
Dave Pohlman - Arvada - 13 inches
Paul Romero - Westminster - 13.5 inches
Phil Curry - Franktown - 19 inches
Rhonda Palmer - Ouray - 13 inches
