A band of very heavy snow developed over eastern Grand and northeast Summit Counties. The heavy snow formed in a narrow band approximately 14 miles in length, heaviest from around Winter Park to Loveland Ski Area.
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A band of very heavy snow developed over eastern Grand and northeast Summit Counties. The heavy snow formed in a narrow band approximately 14 miles in length, heaviest from around Winter Park to Loveland Ski Area. Storm totals included: 16 inches, 2 miles southwest of Winter Park; 11 inches at Loveland Ski Area, 10 inches in Winter Park, 9 inches at Arrow SNOTEL, 7 inches at Keystone Ski Area and 6 inches at Arapahoe Basin.
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