DENVER(CBS)- Colorado’s second snowstorm of the week came a little bit later than Tuesday’s storm but, still packed quite a punch. Flurries started early in day in northern Colorado and then by late morning Thursday the snow machine was up and running.
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Snow amounts were higher in and near the foothills with snow amounts there ranging from 4 to 8.5 inches for some. Most Denver metro locations were in the neighborhood of 1 to 4 inches. With the official Denver tally coming in at 2.8 inches at DIA.
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CBS4 Weather Watcher Bambi Moss near Conifer measured over 8 inches from the morning blast!
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Other weather watchers had to do a little shoveling of the snow as well.
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Weather should be clear, calm and warming thru the weekend.
Jacob Bebo pours sidewalk salt around Civic Center Station in Denver on Thursday. (credit: Hyoung Chang/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
Next chance for snow and Arctic cold will be on Tuesday into Thursday.
First Alert Meteorologist Dave Aguilera
