DENVER — After dumping more than two feet of snow in some locations, a major storm is moving out of Colorado. However, cold temperatures and very difficult travel conditions remain.

Roads remain impacted, especially Interstate 25 from Denver to Cheyenne, I-76 from the city to northeast Colorado and I-70 both west into the Colorado mountains and east toward Kansas.

Below are snowfall totals as of 6:00 a.m. Wednesday, according to reports to the National Weather Service:

• Arvada: 16.2 inches
• Aspen Park: 22.9
• Aurora: 10.5 inches
• Black Forest: 17.5 inches
• Boulder: 22.2 inches
• Broomfield: 14.5 inches
• Cascade: 10.5 inches
• Castle Pines: 12.1 inches
• Centennial: 13.5 inches
• Commerce City: 10 inches
• Crescent Village: 30 inches
• Crisman: 30 inches
• Downtown Denver: 11 inches
• DIA: 9.5 inches
• Drake: 33 inches
• Eldorado Springs: 23.9 inches
• Elizabeth: 16 inches
• Englewood: 11.5 inches
• Estes Park: 31.7 inches
• Evergreen: 16.3 inches
• Firestone: 9.2 inches
• Fort Collins: 15.5 inches
• Genesee: 27.5 inches
• Golden: 22.3 inches
• Highlands Ranch: 15.5 inches
• Jamestown: 24.5 inches
• Ken Caryl: 16.3 inches
• Lafayette: 12 inches
• Lakewood: 16 inches
• Laporte: 11.5 inches
• Littleton: 12.5 inches
• Livermore: 24 inches
• Lone Tree: 10 inches
• Longmont: 14 inches
• Louisville: 20.2 inches
• Loveland: 19 inches
• Lyons: 23.2 inches
• Manila Village: 16 inches
• Masonville: 16 inches
• Mead: 12 inches
• Meeker Park: 24 inches
• Monument: 17 inches
• Nederland: 23 inches
• Northglenn: 13.2 inches
• Palmer Lake: 17
• Parker: 16.5 inches
• Pinecliffe: 22.3 inches
• Pinewood Springs: 10 inches
• Purcell: 8.6 inches
• Red Feather Lakes: 32 inches
• Salida: 10.5 inches
• Timnath: 12.4 inches
• Westminster: 13.6 inches
• Wellington: 17.3 inches
• Wheat Ridge: 11.6 inches
• Windsor: 12 inches

We will continue to update these totals throughout the storm.