Colorado snow totals: Here's how much snow fell around Colorado last night

As a snowstorm continues to roll through Colorado, inches are accumulating. Here's a look at 24-hour snow totals reported on the morning of Wednesday, September 9.

1. Westcliffe – 14 inches
2. Alamosa – 14 inches
3. San Isabel – 12.3 inches
4. Maysville – 11.9 inches
5. Leadville - 10.8 inches
6. Wetmore – 10 inches
7. Beulah – 9.5 inches
8. Rye – 9.4 inches
9. Eldorado Springs – 8.9 inches
10. Golden – 7.1 inches
11. Buena Vista – 7 inches
12. Genessee – 6.7 inches
13. Nathrop – 6.7 inches
14. Rio Blanco – 6.5 inches
15. Allenspark – 6.5 inches
16. Estes Park – 6.5 inches
17. Southwest Colorado Springs – 6 inches
18. Crested Butte – 6 inches
19. Pinewood Springs – 5.8 inches
20. Monument – 5.5 inches
21. Boulder – 5.5 inches
22. Woodland Park – 5.5 inches
23. Antero Junction – 5.5 inches
24. Meeker – 5 inches
25. Nederland 5 inches
26. Gunnison – 5 inches
27. Pueblo West – 4.3 inches
28. Fort Collins – 4.2 inches
29. Frisco – 4 inches
30. Ken Caryl – 4 inches
31. Penrose – 4 inches
32. Florissant – 3.9 inches
33. Northwest Colorado Springs – 3.8 inches
34. Lakewood – 3.8 inches
35. Manitou Springs – 3.5 inches
36. Evergreen – 3.3 inches
37. Cañon City – 3 inches
38. Black Forest – 3 inches
39. Castle Rock – 2.8 inches
40. Lone Tree – 2.7 inches
41. Thornton – 2.2 inches
42. Marble – 2 inches
43. Creede – 2 inches
44. West-southwest Aurora – 1.8 inches
45. East-southeast Denver 1.7 inches
46. Louisville – 1.5 inches
47. Englewood – .7 inches
48. Eagle – .5 inches
49. Rifle – .5 inches
50. North-northeast Loveland – .1 inches

Editor's Note: These 24-hour snow totals come from the National Weather Service and are subject to change as snowfall continues. This article was put together around 9:30 AM with the most updated information available at the time. Snowfall is set to continue. See the most up-to-date current information here.