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With 27 inches of fresh powder dumped on the ski resort this morning, hooting and hollering was heard all over the mountain. Skier Joe Kelly finds it hard to see or breathe on the way down Ted's Ridge. Photo/Larry Pierce

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Steamboat local Cathy Weidemer wishes she brought a snorkel. An overnight storm dropped 27 inches of fresh, light and dry powder. Steamboat enjoyed its biggest single-day snowfall total and the most snowfall in the state. More snow is forecast throughout the week. Photo/Larry Pierce

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Allen Brando of Steamboat Springs makes tracks through 27 inches of fresh powder snow that fell at the Steamboat Ski Area Sunday and Monday. Ski area officials say it was the biggest 24-hour snowfall total on record at Mount Werner. Photo/Larry Pierce

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A runway plow passes behind the wreckage of a Cessna 414A that crashed just short of the runway at Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden on Sunday afternoon.

Photo by John F. Russell

A snowplow clears the runaway Monday morning at Yampa Valley Regional Airport, where a private plane bound to Hayden from Texas crashed in a snowstorm Sunday.

Photo by John F. Russell

The Humpal family, from left, Tad, Dillon, Sara, Gaby and Scott.

Courtesy of KIIITV (ABC) of Texas

A touch of color. Photo submitted by Christian Boeri

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Are these dogs going to go sledding? Photo submitted by Amy Johnson

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A face in the snow at Bar UE. Photo submitted by Alden Globe

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Team Fischer. Photo submitted by Cami Fischer

Cami Fischer / Courtesy

Snorkel skiing: eighth-graders Tristan Fischer and Makiya Crochiere. Photo submitted by Cami Fischer

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Great start to blues break. Tristan Fischer and Makiya Crochiere. You rock! Photo submitted by Cami Fischer

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