Historic Bomb Cyclone Unleashes Record Snow Across North Carolina and Southeast
A historic bomb cyclone has caused unprecedented snowfall across North Carolina and the Southeastern United States. This powerful weather event has resulted in record-breaking snowfall amounts, impacting numerous regions.
Snowfall Records by State
As of 7:30 p.m. ET, the following snowfall totals have been reported:
North Carolina
- 14.5 inches in Faust and Kannapolis
- 13 inches in Harrisburg
- 8 inches in Winston-Salem
- 8 inches in Newport
- 7 inches in Greensboro
Tennessee
- 13.5 inches in Pigeon Forge
- 10 inches in Gatlinburg
Virginia
- 12.5 inches in West Critz
Georgia
- 8 inches in Clayton
- 8 inches in Eastanolee
- 6 inches in Buford
South Carolina
- 7.5 inches in Tigerville
- 3 inches in Pineland
Kentucky
- 5 inches in Nolansburg
West Virginia
- 5 inches in Bluefield
This bomb cyclone has led to significant disruptions across several states. Residents are advised to remain cautious as conditions continue to evolve.
