Elsewhere, New Mexico's Colfax County was blanketed in 40 inches of snow, while parts of Albuquerque received 7.5 inches of snow. New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued a state of emergency, unlocking $1.5 million in state funding to support agencies responding to the winter storm.

As some parts of Colorado still seem to be recovering from massive snowfall that took place last week, one small town is reporting a shocking 54.9 inches of snow –

A pair of atmospheric rivers will spread rounds of rain and snow over the next several days. A pair of potent storm systems known as atmospheric rivers are spreading rounds of rain and snow across the Pacific Northwest and Northern California over the next several days.

Wet weather has returned to Northern California for Veterans Day, with snow also expected to fall in the Sierra.

Valley spots ultimately saw as much as .10"-.35" of rain while the foothills received .25-50" of rain. The fast-moving storm system arrived around 8:00 a.m. but it moved out around 4:00 p.m., moving from the northwest to the southeast with gusts along the front line.

Our next chance of rain and snow pushes across the area by Friday through at least Saturday morning. In between now and then, we have wind to talk about.

It's going to be cold overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with a winter weather advisory in areas of the high country. FOX31 Pinpoint Weather Chief Meteorologist Dave Fraser is looking ahead to next week when rain and snow have a chance to move into the metro.