STORM2K

Check out the predicted snowfall totals for the northwest part of the state (I live in Craig):



NOAA isn't predicting near that much though. They've dropped it down to 3-6". It was 6-10". I bet NOAA is closer to reality, but I guess we'll see.

http://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.p ... 28ChIFdWSo



Right now it's raining heavily at 35F.

Snow totals aren't really the figure of interest though, are they?

Snow accumulations from the Mother's Day storm in Colorado, according to the National Weather Service, include:

Allens Park — 23.5 inches

Bailey — 9.5 inches

Bergen Park — 12 inches

Black Hawk — 16.8 inches

Breckenridge — 10.9 inches

Broomfield — 6.2 inches

Castle Pines — 6 inches

Cheesman Reservoir — 7 inches

Conifer — 16 inches

Eldorado Springs — 11 inches

Elizabeth — 7 inches

Evergreen — 13 inches

Federal Heights — 6 inches

Fort Collins — 6.9 inches

Four Corners, Larimer County — 29 inches

Genesee — 16.6 inches

Greeley — 2.8 inches

Green Mountain Reservoir, Summit County — 8 inches

Highlands Ranch — 7 inches

Hugo — 3.5 inches

Karval — 2 inches

Ken Caryl — 7.8 inches

Lafayette — 4.5 inches

Littleton — 5.2 inches

Nederland — 16.5 inches

Northglenn — 8.1 inches

Pinecliffe — 15.1 inches

Pingree Park — 28 inches

Silver Plume — 16.8 inches

Thornton — 4.3 inches

Thurman — 6 inches

Virginia Dale — 16 inches

Westminster — 6.7 inches

Wheat Ridge — 5.3 inches


http://www.denverpost.com/weathernews/c ... -day-storm