Colorado resorts had a powder day Tuesday. Here are the snow totals.
Lucas Herbert/Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
On Monday, Jan. 5, winter seemed to arrive in Colorado, at least for the time being. The fluffy white stuff that makes the Rocky Mountains special was falling in abundance throughout the day and overnight, leaving resort-goers happy on Tuesday morning.
Here are the 24-hour snow totals according to OpenSnow.com.
Snowmass, 12 inches
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, 9 inches
Loveland Ski Area, 8 inches
Aspen Mountain, 7 inches
Copper Mountain, 7 inches
Crested Butte, 7 inches
Buttermilk, 6 inches
Keystone Resort, 6 inches
Steamboat Resort, 6 inches
Vail Mountain, 6 inches
Winter Park, 6 inches
Beaver Creek, 5 inches
Breckenridge Ski Resort, 5 inches
Eldora, 5 inches
Granby Ranch, 3 inches
Sunlight, 2 inches
Light snowfall is anticipated to continue in Grand County throughout the week.
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