number: CO-LR-735 obs_date: 11/25/2019 obs_time: 11:45 PM Submitted: Tuesday, November 26, 2019 staname: Lyons 6.4 NW Latitude: 40.279737 Longitude: -105.36362 location: True TotalPcpn: 0.00 PcpnDurationAmt: 0.00 in past: 600 tm_units: mins Flooding: No TotalSnowDepth: 14.0 NewSnowDepth: 14.0 Notes: Snow started around 1:45pm; it was 28 degrees. Small round hard pea size snow fell, and by 2:30pm the ground was covered solidly with snow, but not in inches. It was snowing every time I looked outside, all day. After sunset at 6pm there was almost 4 inches. At 9pm there was 9 inches. At 11:45pm, time of this report, there was 12 inches. When I went outside to measure the snow, the tree next to my deck dropped a ton of snow; I guess it is too light to hold together on the branches. It is very light snow and you could brush it with a broom. The deepest part is 15 inches; I did not go out into the middle of the yard to see if it was different. On the railing it was 12 inches. This report covers from 1:45pm to 11:45pm=10 hours. It is still snowing, enough to make me wet when I went inside. I took an additional measurement to confirm, as the gauge was overflowing with snow and I wanted to make sure I had it right.