North Carolina Snowfall – January 31 – February 1, 2024
The snow event that impacted North Carolina from January 31st into February 1st, 2024, resulted in significant snowfall across many areas of the state, particularly in the Piedmont and coastal regions. Snowfall amounts varied, with the highest accumulations reported in eastern North Carolina.
Here’s a breakdown of snowfall totals reported across various locations (as of February 2, 2024, based on reports compiled by the National weather Service and local news outlets):
* Grantsboro: 18″ [1]
* Longwood: 17.7″ [1]
* James City: 17.5″ [1]
* Swansboro: 17″ [1]
* Cedar Point: 16″ [1]
* Lexington: 16″ [1]
* Pink Hill: 16″ [1]
* Thomasville: 15.5″ [1]
* Beaufort: 15″ [1]
* Ocean Isle Beach: 15″ [1]
* Kannapolis: 14.5″ [1]
* Harkers Island: 14″ [1]
* Trent Woods: 14″ [1]
* Jacksonville: 13″ [1]
* Jamestown: 13″ [1]
* Trinity: 12.6″ [1]
* Cramerton: 12″ [1]
* Concord: 12″ [1]
* Lumberton: 12″ [1]
* Sylva: 11″ [1]
* Troutman: 12″ [1]
* whiteville: 11″ [1]
* Winston-Salem: 11″ [1]
* Greensboro: 10.4″ [1]
* Holden Beach: 10″ [1]
* Huntersville: 10″ [1]
* Rose Hill: 10″ [1]
* Winterville: 10″ [1]
* Maggie Valley: 9″ [1]
* Calabash: 8.5″ [1]
* Bryson City: 8″ [1]
* Charlotte: 8″ [1]
* Maiden: 8″ [1]
* Marion: 8″ [1]
* Siler City: 8″ [1]
* Wilson: 8″ [1]
* Pinehurst: 7.5″ [1]
* Bald Head Island: 7″ [1]
* Hendersonville: 7″ [1]
* Morganton: 7″ [1]
* Burlington: 6.5″ [1]
* Asheville: 6″ [1]
* Black Mountain: 6″ [1]
* Roxboro: 6.5″ [1]
* laurinburg: 6″ [1]
* Oxford: 6″ [1]
* Smithfield: 6″ [1]
* White Lake: 6″[1[1