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Printed from https://weathertotals.com/snow/storms/2026-10-15-2 on October 22, 2026.

Snow totals for October 15, 2026

5.0 inches of snow at 3 SW Breckenridge, Colorado was the top total for October 15, 2026, out of 27 reports in National Weather Service Local Storm Reports across 2 states. No further reports have come in.

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Top snow total by state

Top snow total by state: October 15, 2026
StateTopPlaceCountyReported byTime
Colorado5.0 inchesEstimated3 SW BreckenridgeSummitMesonet
Wyoming4.5 inches2 ENE LaramieAlbanyCocorahs
3 SW Breckenridge, CO: 5.0″3 SW Breckenridge, CO 5.0″2 ENE Laramie, WY: 4.5″1 N Laramie, WY: 4.1″2 SSE Loveland Pass, CO: 4.0″6 SSE Laramie, WY: 3.8″3 SE Laramie, WY: 3.6″1 WNW Loveland Pass, CO: 3.5″4 SSE Keystone, CO: 3.0″2 SSE Winter Park, CO: 3.0″1 NW Centennial, WY: 2.5″2 WNW Cherokee Park, CO: 2.0″Walden, CO: 2.0″16 WSW Bordeaux, WY: 1.6″Elk Mountain, WY: 1.6″6 NE Arlington, WY: 0.9″1 NW Dillon, CO: 0.7″2 SSE Blue Valley, CO: 0.7″4 NNW North Cheyenne, WY: 0.5″1 N Lawson, CO: 0.5″2 SSW Elkdale, CO: 0.3″4 SSE Pinecliffe, CO: 0.2″COWY
1.3″ 2.5″ 5.0″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports from this storm, sized by amount. County lines mark the states touched, and the largest values are labeled. 27 reports are plotted.

Every report, largest first

Every report, largest first: October 15, 2026, 27 reports
AmountPlaceCountyStateReported byTime
5.0 inchesEstimated3 SW BreckenridgeSummitCOMesonet
4.5 inches2 ENE LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
4.1 inches1 N LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
4.0 inchesEstimated2 SSE Loveland PassSummitCOMesonet
4.0 inches2 ENE LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
3.8 inches6 SSE LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
3.7 inchesLaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
3.6 inches3 SE LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
3.5 inches1 WNW Loveland PassClear CreekCOMesonet
3.5 inches2 WNW LaramieAlbanyWYCocorahs
3.5 inches1 SSE LaramieAlbanyWYCO-OP Observer
3.0 inches4 SSE KeystoneSummitCOMesonet
3.0 inches2 SSE Winter ParkGrandCOMesonet
2.5 inches1 NW CentennialAlbanyWYCocorahs
2.0 inches2 WNW Cherokee ParkLarimerCOCocorahs
2.0 inchesCentennialAlbanyWYAmateur Radio
2.0 inchesWaldenJacksonCOCocorahs
1.6 inches16 WSW BordeauxPlatteWYCocorahs
1.6 inchesElk MountainCarbonWYCocorahs
0.9 inches6 NE ArlingtonCarbonWYCocorahs
0.7 inches1 NW DillonSummitCOPublic
0.7 inches2 SSE Blue ValleyClear CreekCOCocorahs
0.5 inches4 NNW North CheyenneLaramieWYCocorahs
0.5 inches1 N LawsonClear CreekCOCocorahs
0.4 inches6 NE ArlingtonCarbonWYCocorahs
0.3 inches2 SSW ElkdaleGrandCOCocorahs
0.2 inches4 SSE PinecliffeJeffersonCOCocorahs

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The National Weather Service files these reports in its Local Storm Reports. A storm collects any two reports that fell no more than 75 miles and 6 hours apart, and any report already linked to either one joins that storm too, even when the reports sit in different states. Storms that last more than 96 hours are divided at the hour where reports are fewest, and each part is checked again. A page needs 10 reports or a top of 8 inches of snow, and at least 3 reports either way.

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