A late-December winter storm brought snow to the Denver metro area and the across the state Saturday and Saturday night. Most of metro Denver only saw between 1-3 inches of snow, but some areas like Ken Caryl, Boulder and Roxborough Park received a little bit more.  However, higher snowfall t otals fell in the mountains, especially in places like Winter Park, Steamboat Springs and southern Wyoming. Folks in Colorado’s neighbor to the north saw over two feet in places like the Snowy Range and Medicine Bow Mountains near Centennial and Saratoga. Here are some snow reports from across Colorado and southern Wyoming on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service: Encampment, WY – 27 inches Snowy Range, WY – 25.5 inches Skyline, WY – 23.3 inches Centennial, WY – 16 inches Winter Park – 12 inches Snowmass and Aspen Highlands – 9 inches Mount Crested Butte – 8 inches Eldora – 7 inches Copper Mountain – 6 inches Wolf Creek Pass – 5 inches Loveland Pass – 4 inches Vail – 4 inches Ken Caryl – 3.5 inches Boulder – 3 inches Roxborough Park – 2.5 inches Westminster – 2.5 inches Jamestown – 2.5 inches Estes Park – 2.2 inches Aurora – 2.1 inches Federal Heights – 2 inches Nederland – 2 inches Lakewood – 1.8 inches Broomfield – 1.8 inches Denver – 1.7 inches Northglenn – 1.6 inches Sheridan – 1.6 inches Louisville – 1.5 inches Lone Tree – 1.5 inches DIA – 1.3 inches    Castle Pines – 1.2 inches Parker – 1.2 inches Arvada – 1 inch Centennial – 1 inch Littleton – 0.6 inches Highlands Ranch – 0.4 inches Loveland – 0.2 inches ...read more read less