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Boulder Snow Totals: How Much Did Your Neighborhood Get?

Boulder, Colorado, woke up to a dazzling winter landscape on Saturday morning, blanketed by fresh snow that made the city look like a postcard come to life. With Boulder County measuring up to 5 inches of fresh powder in areas like Allenspark, the snowfall not only brought beauty but also impacted travel, making it a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day.

The snowstorm created a stunning backdrop for the iconic Flatirons and local trails, inviting winter enthusiasts to explore the area’s serene beauty. While snowflakes continued to fall through the day, travel across Boulder and Denver faced challenges with icy roads and delays at Denver International Airport.

Snow Totals Across Boulder County and Neighboring Cities As of Saturday afternoon, these areas saw notable snowfall:

  • Allenspark (Boulder County): 5.1 inches
  • Hygiene (South Side, Boulder County): 3.7 inches
  • Lafayette (Northwest, Boulder County): 3.2 inches
  • Boulder (West Side): 3.4 inches
  • Louisville (Northwest): 3.2 inches
  • Longmont (North Side): 1.6 inches
  • Nederland (Northeast): 3.0 inches
  • Sunshine Canyon (North Boulder): 3.1 inches
  • Rollinsville (Northeast): 1.7 inches
  • Lyons (Boulder County): 2.0 inches

Snowfall data courtesy of KDVR, providing the latest weather updates for Boulder and the surrounding areas.

Denver also saw 4 inches of snow, while other neighboring cities in the metro area, like Westminster and Northglenn, measured up to 4.2 inches in some spots.

A City Ready for Winter Adventures For residents and visitors, the recent snowstorm was a reminder of Boulder’s allure in the colder months. Popular spots like Chautauqua Park and Flagstaff Mountain are now cloaked in snow, offering opportunities for hiking, photography, and quiet reflection amid the natural beauty. Meanwhile, local businesses stayed bustling as people sought cozy coffee shops and warm meals to combat the chill.

Stay Safe and Savor the Season While snow brings a magical quality to Boulder, the community is encouraged to prioritize safety during winter travel. Whether you’re heading out for a snowshoeing adventure or simply enjoying the views from home, Boulder’s snowy transformation is a scene to treasure.

For those looking to explore Boulder’s winter charm, check road conditions and dress warmly—it’s the perfect time to experience the magic of Colorado’s snowy peaks and valleys!

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