It was a snowy day across much of the western third of the United States. In fact, by Tuesday morning, 78% of the Pacific Northwest was covered in snow - helping make the national snow coverage at 34% -- way more than the 11% of the U.S. that was covered in snow this time last year.

Here is a map of the Northwest coverage:

Here are some of the snow totals from Monday's storm, courtesy of CoCoRahs community weather network, as well as spotter reports into KOMO News and the National Weather Service:

• Sequim: 14.5"
• Port Angeles 14.0"
• Eatonville: 12.3"
• North Bend: 12.0"
• Elwha: 11.0"
• Elbe: 10.0"
• Enumclaw: 8.0"
• Cinebar: 8.0"
• Auburn: 7.5"
• Renton: 7.0"
• Shelton: 6.5"
• Yelm: 6.1"
• Port Townsend: 6.0"
• Frederickson: 6.0"
• Lakeland North: 5.1"
• Covington: 5.0"
• Seattle (NE Seattle) 5.0"
• Issaquah: 5.0"
• Rochester: 5.0"
• Kent: 5.0"
• Indianola: 4.8"
• Puyallup: 4.0"
• Port Hadlock: 4.0"
• Kingston: 4.0"
• Olympia: 3.5"
• Seattle (Ballard): 3.5"
• Seattle (View Ridge): 3.5"
• Bellevue: 3.0"
• Clearview: 3.0"
• Langley: 3.0"
• Pt. Ludlow: 3.0"
• Stanwood: 2.9"
• Marysville: 2.8"
• Seattle (Sea-Tac Aiport): 2.7"
• Sammamish: 2.5"
• Mukilteo: 2.5"
• Monroe: 2.5"
• Bothell: 2.0"
• Seattle (Madison Park): 2.0"
• Edmonds: 2.0"
• Vashon: 2.0"
• Port Orchard: 2.0"
• Coupeville: 2.0"
• Anacortes: 2.0"
• Freeland: 2.0"
• Oak Harbor: 2.0"
• Everett: 2.0"
• Forks: 2.0"
• Bellingham: 1.5"
• Tacoma: 1.0" - 4.5"
• Lopez Island: 1.0"
• Seattle (Downtown): 1.0"
• Mount Vernon 0.8"
• Sedro-Woolley: 0.7"
• Friday Harbor: 0.5"

Peak Wind Gusts

Here are some peak wind gusts from the storm:

• Lummi Island: 72 mph
• Bellingham: 64 mph
• Ferndale (Sandy Point): 61 mph
• Friday Harbor: 56 mph
• Port Angeles out in water: 55 mph
• Everson: 52 mph
• Port Townsend: 52 mph
• Gig Harbor: 48 mph
• Port Angeles in town: 45 mph
• Sea-Tac Airport: 38 mph
• Renton: 32 mph
• Boeing Field: 31 mph