TOp 100 NC Winter Storms (1895-2022)
Rank |
Winter Storm Date(s) |
Statewide Average Snowfall (in) |
Max Snowfall Value (location(s)) |
1 |
10.7" |
24" (Elizabeth City) |
|
2 |
9.3" |
18" (Charlotte) |
|
3 |
6.0" |
21" (Altapass) |
|
4 |
5.9" |
13" (Durham) |
|
5 |
5.6" |
14" (Fayetteville & Goldsboro) |
|
6 |
5.1" |
12" (Monroe & Middlesex) |
|
7 |
4.8" |
19.8" (Sloan) |
|
8 |
3.6" |
9" (New Bern, Wilmington) |
|
9 |
February 17-18 1896 |
3.5" |
13" (Lumberton, Snow Hill) |
10 |
February 23-24 1901 |
3.3" |
13" (Mt Airy) |
11 |
January 12-14 1912 |
3.1" |
12" (Henderson) |
12 |
December 11-12 1915 |
3.0" |
10.5" (Southern Pines) |
13 |
April 2-3 1915 |
2.7" |
10" (Henderson) |
14 |
March 30-31 1915 |
2.5" |
8" (Roxboro, Settle) |
15 |
January 19-22 1918 |
2.4" |
8" (Banner Elk) |
16 |
February 13-14 1914 |
2.2" |
7" (Wash Woods) |
17 |
December 29-31 1917 |
2.2" |
9" (Blowing Rock, Marion) |
18 |
March 5-6 1912 |
2.2" |
9.5" (Highlands) |
19 |
November 27-28 1912 |
2.1" |
9" (Chapel Hill) |
20 |
February 9-11 1919 |
2.1" |
7" (Nashville) |
21 |
March 20-21 1908 |
2.1" |
10" (Mt Airy) |
22 |
March 3-4 1912 |
2.1" |
12" (Banner Elk) |
23 |
March 11-12 1914 |
1.8" |
22" (Waynesville) |
24 |
December 14-16 1904 |
1.8" |
7" (Mt Airy) |
25 |
December 4-5 1907 |
1.6" |
5.5" (Henderson) |
