News5 and the First Alert5 Weather Team will continue to keep you updated on the latest information regarding this snow event. Snow totals ranged from trace amounts to less than an inch in the Fort Collins, Loveland and Windsor area, according to reports from weather watchers on the C ommunity Collaborative Rain, Hail and.
We will be updating these totals as they come in through the day Tuesday, but here’s a look at the latest snow totals reported to the NWS between 11:30 p.m. That is the number of miles and direction from the location that the snow totals were recorded. Heres the Fort Collins forecast from the National Weather Service: Today: Theres a chance of snow showers before 1 p.m., then a slight chance of rain showers. Fort Collins expected snowfall totals have doubled in 24 hours with the National Weather Service on Tuesday morning calling for 8 to 12 inches of snow. We've stacked up snow totals spanning across the state.īefore each total, there is a number and letter combination. Heavy snow and strong wind speeds impacted road conditions early Tuesday morning. Fort Collins, CO 80527 Weather: Colorado Snow Forecast: 80527 Area Snow Depth Reports (most recent in last 48 hours) U.S. Here at the Rockrimmon studios for KOAA News5 there's at least 9.5 inches of snow on the ground. July rain in parched Colorado has exceeded norms along much of the urbanized Front Range including Fort Collins, Colorado Springs - and elsewhere - bringing relief from high temperatures amid long-term drought. Some of the snow totals we have seen in southern Colorado included Colorado Springs with 6.2 inches, Woodland Park with 7 inches and Fountain with 2.4 inches of snow.
COLORADO SPRINGS - The latest winter storm is wrapping up and moving out of Colorado, leaving many areas with over 30 inches of snow. The recent holiday snow blast of Dec 21-22, 2006 officially dumped 19.7' of snow on Fort Collins (measured at the CSU weather station).
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