The season`s first major winter storm continues to roll across the Rockies and into the western High Plains. This winter storm has produced between 4 inches to nearly four feet since late Tuesday as it roared from Utah into the Rockies.

Here is a list of a few of the biggest snow accumulations reported so far:

Colorado:

• Pinecliffe: 46 inches
• Conifer: 42 inches
• Evergreen: 40 inches
• Genesee: 38 inches
• Black Hawk: 34 inches
• Golden: 32 inches
• Nederland: 30 inches
• Littleton: 28.5 inches
• Boulder: 20 inches

Idaho:

• Mountain Meadow: 12.0 inches
• Hawkins Lake: 9.0 inches
• Dixie: 7.0 inches

Montana:

• Fort Benson: 14.0 inches
• Stahl Peak: 12.0 inches
• Badger Pass: 10.0 inches
• Warm Springs: 10.0 inches
• Flattop Mtn: 9.0 inches

Utah:

• Alta-Collins: 10.0 inches

Wyoming:

• South Pass City: 29 inches
• Lander: 26 inches
• Townsend Creek: 26 inches
• Atlantic City: 16 inches
• Centennial: 14 inches
• Buford: 12 inches
• Cheyenne: 12 inches

Nebraska:

• Harrisburg: 20 inches
• Harrison: 17 inches
• Scottsbluff: 14 inches
• Chadron: 12 inches
• Gordon: 7.0 inches
• Scottsbluff: 2.0 inches

South Dakota:

• Lead: 23.4 inches
• Deadwood: 18.6 inches
• Spearfish: 9.0 inches
• Oglala: 5.8 inches
• Rapid City: 3.2 inches

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Story Image: Margie Beckman braces against blowing snow as she crosses 17th Street in Denver, Colo. (Ed Andrieski, The Associated Press)

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