DENVER (KDVR) — A fresh blanket of fall snow fell across parts of Colorado on Thursday morning, causing some major travel problems in the mountains.

Meteorologist Chris Tomer said the weather will be turning drier this afternoon and evening as the storm systems move into southern Colorado.

Preliminary snow totals

Here is a look at the preliminary snowfall totals from the National Weather Service as of 2 p.m. Thursday:

• Almont: 1 inch
• Arapahoe Peak: 3.9 inches
• Berthoud Pass: 5.2 inches
• Blue River: 5.2 inches
• Brookvale: 5 inches
• Cameron Pass: 5.2 inches
• Carbondale: 4.5 inches
• Castle: 2.5 inches
• Castle Rock: 3.2 inches
• Cedaredge: 1.2 inches
• Clifton: 1 inch
• Copper Mountain: 6.5 inches
• Creede: 1.5 inches
• Echo Lake: 2.6 inches
• Estes Park: 4 inches
• Evergreen: 2.5 inches
• Florissant: 1.7 inches
• Genesee: 5.7 inches
• Glendevey: 3.9 inches
• Gould: 5.2 inches
• Guanella Pass: 5.2 inches
• Gypsum: 4.5 inches
• Hotchkiss: 2 inches
• Jamestown: 6.7 inches
• Ken Caryl: 2 inches
• Lazear: 1.5 inches
• Littleton: 1.8 inches
• Leadville: 5.6 inches
• Lone Tree: 1.8 inches
• Longs Peak: 3.9 inches
• Loveland Pass: 5.2 inches
• Meeker Park: 3.9 inches
• Montrose: 3.1 inches
• Mount Audubon: 5.2 inches
• Mount Zirkel: 5.2 inches
• Nederland: 5.1 inches
• Pine Junction: 3 inches
• Pingree Park: 3.9 inches
• Pitkin: 5 inches
• Rand: 7.8 inches
• Rangely: 3 inches
• Red Feather Lakes: 1.3 inches
• Ridgway: 4.8 inches
• Silt: 1 inch
• Silverthorne: 6.5 inches
• Silverton: 1.8 inches
• The Pinery: 1.4 inches
• Vail: 4 inches
• Ward: 6.5 inches
• Westcliffe: 3.5 inches

Don’t see your town or city listed? This list includes everything reported to the NWS through its own measurements and other sources reported to the agency, as of the time listed above.

More locations may be added over time. Check back for updates.