(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — As snow continues to fall throughout the Pikes Peak Region and out across the plains, some may have wondered how much snow has actually fallen throughout the cities, and who has received the most. The National Weather Service released a statement with snowfall reports from 20 counties, including Mineral County, all the way to Kiowa County. So, who received the most snow? Here's a hint. FOX21 News viewer Gina A. sent this from Trinidad. Note: NWS observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. All observations were taken on the morning of Friday, Nov. 8. Alamosa County Waverly: 10.6 inches Alamosa: 6.7 inches Bent County Las Animas: 10 inches Costilla County East-North East Fort Garland: 37.0 inches Northeast Fort garland: 34.7 inches El Paso County: Peyton: 21.1 inches Black Forest: 20.6 inches Northeast Colorado Springs: 16.6 inches Fremont County Cotopaxi: 19.9 inches Lincoln Park: 14.6 inches Huerfano County Walsenburg: 16.4 inches Kiowa County Eads: 6.4 inches Las Animas County Trinidad: 23.0 inches Kim: 19.0 inches Aguilar: 18.4 inches Lori M. shared this photo from Trinidad. Pueblo County Beulah: 28.7 inches Colorado City: 12.0 inches Pueblo: 9.1 inches Pueblo West: 5.5 inches Rio Grande County West Monte Vista: 14.5 inches Teller County Divide: 13.2 inches Woodland Park: 12.6 inches Cripple Creek: 11.3 inches Florissant: 7.3 inches So far, most of the heaviest snow has been reported around Limon and Trinidad. Additional snow is expected to fall between Friday evening into Saturday morning. The FOX21 Storm Team is expecting the storm to end on Saturday, but before it does, it will do some more damage and leave another layer of snow. To see NWS' full report, click the link above.