Winter Storm Troy dumped feet of snow on parts of the Rockies during the final days of March. Some light snow also fell in the northern Great Lakes from the storm.

Moderate to heavy snow from Troy affected the Reno, Nevada, area Monday morning (March 28), making for very hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service in Reno reported a storm snowfall total of 9.5 inches, while the airport saw 6.3 inches.

In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada, a few locations saw snowfall totals of more than 2 feet. The combination of snow and wind from Troy forced the closure of a large part of Interstate 80 in Wyoming on Wednesday (March 30).

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Here are the top snowfall totals by state for Troy.

California:14 inches at Northstar Ski Area; 9 inches in Chilcoot; 6 inches in KingvaleColorado:39 inches in BeartownIdaho:16 inches near Soda Springs; 12 inches near MaltaMontana:14 inches Red Lodge and NyeNebraska: 4 inches near Angora; 3 inches at Lake MinatareNevada:35 inches estimated nine miles southeast of Lamoille (7,700 feet elevation);12 inches near Windfield Springs; 9.5 inches at Reno-NWSSouth Dakota: 3 inches in LeadUtah: 27 inches at Powder Mountain; 9 inches in North LoganWyoming: 28.2 inches six miles south of Lander; up to 24 inches south of Glenrock.

PHOTOS: Winter Storm Troy

Cars crawl along 12th Street on Wednesday morning, March 30, 2016, in central Casper, Wyoming, after a spring storm dumped snow over most of central Wyoming overnight, leading businesses, roads and schools to close. (Dan Cepeda/Casper Star-Tribune via AP)