On November 29 and November 30, as the storm moved out of the Pacific region, it dumped up to of snow in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. There was widespread rain at lower elevations throughout Colorado. The storm forced a men's World Cup Super-G skiing event at Beaver Creek, where the total was , to be canceled. 44 inches was reported at Wolf Creek Pass and at Gunnison, Colorado. One person also died in an automobile accident in Colorado. As the storm skirted Utah on November 30 and December 1, it dropped up to of snow in the mountains and widespread amounts of in the valleys as far north and west as the Wasatch Front. It also killed 1 person in a traffic accident between Santaquin and Payson.