Is there going to be a lot of snow this winter in North Carolina?
957898
it depends what part. Any where from ahoskie westward will see snow but on the outer banks will not see any snow.  I live in Virginia around the suffolk area and i don't see snow very often, but if i drive 40 miles west, the usually get a lot.  Where do you live exactly?
104674
for a blizzard, there has to be a certain amount of speed for a certain amount of time, maybe 25-35mph for a period of hours and a certain amount of snow is expected i think. we have a blizzard watch here right now in southern NE\n\njust saw this on my local news\nblizzard classified\nmore that 35 mph winds 3 hours or more\nand visibility less that 1/4 mile 3 hours or more\ndoesnt depend on snow
960979
I wouldn't hold my breath ... as of today, all of the ski areas in Andorra are reporting 0cm new snow and 0cm base depth ... unless they experience snowfall of biblical proportions in the coming two weeks, it's looking pretty bleak for the end of November.\n\nYou can keep checking the link below for latest ski conditions there.
976694
I think thunder in November means snow in 10 days or something like that....that's what it's supposed to mean down here in NC....thunder when it's not raining means bad weather's coming
65540
I believe that they will get hit with a massive snowstorm on or around February 11-12...
919596
First Inch of snow:Late November.\nSnowfall amount:Less than average due to mild winter,but not as\nwarm as January 2006.
879607
I hate cold weather.  I'm in   eastern North Carolina,  and it is 35 degrees,right now.
350909
From the source below:\n\nWhile there are no distinct wet and dry seasons in North Carolina, average rainfall does vary around the year. Summer precipitation is normally the greatest, and July is the wettest month. Summer rainfall is also the most variable, occurring mostly in connection with showers and thunderstorms. Daily showers are not uncommon, nor are periods of one to two weeks without rain. Autumn is the driest season, and November the driest month. Precipitation during winter and spring occurs mostly in connection with migratory low pressure storms, which appear with greater regularity and in a more even distribution than summer showers. In southwestern North Carolina, where moist southerly winds are forced upward in passing over the mountain barrier, the annual average is more than 90 inches. This region is the rainiest in the eastern United States. Less than 50 miles to the north, in the valley of the French Broad River, sheltered by mountain ranges on all sides, is the driest point south of Virginia and east of the Mississippi River. Here the average annual precipitation is only 37 inches. East of the Mountains, average annual rainfall ranges mostly between 40 and 55 inches.\n\nWinter-type precipitation usually occurs with southerly through easterly winds, and is seldom associated with very cold weather. Snow and sleet occur on an average once or twice a year near the coast, and not much more often over the southeastern half of the State. Such occurrences are nearly always connected with northeasterly winds, generated when a high pressure system over the interior, or northeastern United States, causes a southward flow of cold dry air down the coastline, while offshore a low pressure system brings in warmer, moist air from the North Atlantic. Farther inland, over the Mountains and western Piedmont, frozen precipitation sometimes occurs in connection with low pressure storms, and in the extreme west with cold front passages from the northwest. Average winter snowfall over the State ranges from about inch per year on the outer banks and along the lower coast to about 10 inches in the northern Piedmont and 16 inches in the southern Mountains. Some of the higher mountain peaks and upper slopes receive an average of nearly 50 inches a year.
148547
It will be a good time to just stay in..it's going to be cloudy with a chance of snow and freezing rain...my wife said she was going to try to get pregnant and I told her I would try to be there !!!!
34223
Idk Jackson Hole is looking pretty sweet this year to...last week it snowed 6 feet in 8 days
163547
It's plenty cold here today.  It was 6°F and its supposed to be subzero tomorrow...but that's expected here in winter.
1133122
yes, every winter. I also live in Connecticut and we have had \nsnowstorms and squalls, blustering winds. I remember years ago\nwhen the governor who happened to be Ella Grasso  at the time \nclosed the entire state down.   The snow was so high, that when\nI Drove out of my driveway or hit any corners, I had to stand up\nto see if any traffic was coming because you couldn't see over the snowbanks. When you live in this state , your best bet is to\ndrive a 4wheel drive and keep a supply of dirt,rocksalt shovels ,snowblower tuned up, and sleds.
826012
it 25* right now and sleet Today: Periods of mixed winter precipitation. Cold. High 27F. Winds N at 15 to 25 mph. 1 to 3 inches of snow expected. \nTonight: Snow this evening, with continued snow showers late. Cold. Low 16F. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph. Snow accumulating 5 to 8 inches.
31747
It snowed in Pensacola,Florida a couple weeks ago- end of February I believe. less than an inch.
858067
North Carolina , that is, in the US, and it's not bad here. It's still early, (uh, 10 am) but they're calling for a high of mid to high 70's F, No rain, and lots of sun!!!\n\nGotta LOOOVE the warm weather in late fall!!!!\n;o)
806949
It snows at least once a year in Charlotte.  Charlotte tends to get a heavy snow every 2 to 3 years, but it has been about 3 years since a significant pure snow.  Charlotte is more plagued with ice storms than snow in the past few winters.  But yes, it snows at least once a year.
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From September 1, 1949 to September 30, 2005:\n\nAverage Total SnowFall (in.)  \nJan: 10.9\nFeb: 8.5\nMarch: 6.1\nApr: 3.0\nMay: .8\nJun: 0\nJul: 0\nAug: 0\nSept: 1.4\nOct: 10.8\nNov: 13.2\nDecember: 12.7\nAnnual: 67.4\n\nAverage Snow Depth (in.)  \nJan: 18\nFeb: 21\nMar: 20\nApr: 10\nMay: 0\nJun: 0  \nJul: 0  \nAug: 0  \nSep: 0  \nOct: 2  \nNov: 8  \nDec: 13  \nAnnual: 8  \n\n\nThe vast majority of snowfall happens between October and March with a good 10" per month.