3 Feet of Snow In Rockies

According to AccuWeather.com:

PHOTO CAPTION: As the Thanksgiving holiday weekend ended, travelers faced icy road conditions along Interstate 70 near Copper Mountain, Colo., on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2005. (AP Photo/Peter M. Fredin)

Up to a foot and a half of snow will fall in parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota today:

Over three feet of snow was recorded at some places in Utah over the weekend and nearly two feet fell in Montana. A list of reports over 1 foot:

ALTA GUARD, UT: 38.0 INCHES
LITTLE COTTONWOOD CYN, UT: 34.0 INCHES
ALTA LIFTS, UT: 27.0 INCHES
NOISY BASIN, MT: 21.5 INCHES
FARMINGTON CANYON 20.0 INCHES
5 E FARMINGTON (PARRISH), UT: 19.0 INCHES
SNOWBIRD, UT: 19.0 INCHES
SOLITUDE, UT: 18.0 INCHES
WARM SPRINGS, MT: 17.0 INCHES
BEN LOMOND PEAK, UT: 17.0 INCHES
ROCKY BASIN (OQUIRRHS), UT: 18.0 INCHES
STUART MOUNTAIN, MT: 15.0 INCHES
3 E TOOELE (OQUIRRHS), UT: 14.0 INCHES
PARLEYS SUMMIT, UT: 13.0 INCHES
HAYDEN FORK, UT: 13.0 INCHES
UPPER CHALK CREEK (UINTAS), UT: 13.0 INCHES

Winds have gusted to 60 mph in Nebraska and Utah.

According to the National Weather Service:

"SNOWFALL AMOUNTS HAVE YET TO BE DETERMINED IN MOST AREAS... GENERALLY SPEAKING... THE HARDEST HIT AREA WAS WEST OF A LINE FROM GREELEY...TO KEARNEY... TO PHILLIPSBURG KANSAS. IN THIS AREA... BLIZZARD OR NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE MUCH OF THE DAY... DESPITE RELATIVELY LITTLE ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL... WINDS WILL GUST OVER 55 MPH AT TIMES... RESULTING IN DANGEROUS WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS."