Snow totals: How much snow fell in Colorado during Dec. 9 storm

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DENVER (KDVR) — Weather in Denver and across much of Colorado was snowy on Monday, prompting a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day.

The Pinpoint Weather Alert Day issued for Monday evening will last into Tuesday morning as roads are expected to be slick.

Snowfall is wrapping up for some areas Monday night, particularly east of the foothills, while snow is expected to continue overnight in the high country.

Here’s how much snow fell since noon Sunday as of Monday night:

County	Location	Magnitude
Arapahoe	1 SE Littleton	2.2
Boulder	1 NNW Louisville	0.4
Boulder	4 NE Nederland	2
Custer	5 W Westcliffe	2
Denver	1 E Edgewater	1.3
Douglas	2 WSW Lone Tree	2.1
El Paso	1 N Monument	3
El Paso	2 N Black Forest	5
El Paso	2 NNE Monument	3.5
El Paso	2 NW Colorado Springs	4
El Paso	2 WSW Colorado Springs	5.4
El Paso	3 E Monument	3.8
El Paso	3 NW Black Forest	5.8
El Paso	4 NW Peterson AFB	3
El Paso	5 ESE Air Force Academy	2.6
El Paso	5 S Colorado Springs	5
El Paso	5 W Falcon	2.5
Fremont	7 ESE Texas Creek	1.3
Gilpin	1 W Aspen Springs	2.4
Jefferson	1 NE Evergreen	2.5
Jefferson	1 S Crescent Village	6
Pueblo	1 SE Pueblo West	3
Pueblo	1 SSE Beulah	6.3
Pueblo	1 WSW Rye	6
Pueblo	2 N Pueblo West	1.5
Pueblo	3 N Pueblo Reservoir	2.3
San Miguel	7 NE Sawpit	8.8
Summit	1 NW Dillon	0.8
Summit	2 SE Breckenridge	2.5
Teller	1 W Woodland Park	4.5
Teller	Woodland Park	5

Data: National Weather Service via Iowa State University

Though the snow is not exactly deep, it is packing on many roads across the Denver metro area. Roads could be icy on Tuesday morning, but most of the day will be sunny and chilly.