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A look at 72-hour snow totals in southern Colorado

More snow arrived in the Pikes Peak region Friday, dumping several more inches across Colorado Springs and southern Colorado.

State officials declared an emergency Thursday evening, allowing for the deployment of additional resources to fight the storm, which was expected to move out of the area Saturday morning.

Here are the latest 72-hour snowfall accumulations in southern Colorado as of Saturday evening:

  • Air Force Academy – 23 inches

  • Beulah – 31.7 inches

  • Black Forest – 27 inches

  • Cañon City – 12 inches

  • Falcon – 15 inches

  • Fountain – 7 inches

  • Limon – 35.5 inches

  • Manitou Springs – 10.6 inches

  • Monument – 25.5 inches

  • Northeast Colorado Springs – 15.1 inches

  • Northwest Colorado Springs – 12.2

  • West Colorado Springs – 20.7 inches

  • South Colorado Springs – 24.5 inches

  • Peterson Space Force Base – 22.8 inches 

  • Peyton – 27.9 inches

  • Pueblo West– 11.4 inches

  • Pueblo – 12 inches 

  • Security – 15 inches

  • Texas Creek – 20 inches

  • Wetmore – 20 inches

  • Woodland Park – 24 inches

A young deer stands in the falling snow, Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette) (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)
A young deer stands in the falling snow, Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette) (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)


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