Here are the snow depths for North Carolina's Piedmont counties, Mountains

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) – Charlotte may not have gotten much snow early Tuesday morning, but other parts of North Carolina certainly got their fair share.

The highest snowfall in Western North Carolina was reported on Tuesday, December 3, in Faust, an unincorporated community in Madison County. About 10.5 inches of snow fell in this mountain community, according to the National Weather Service.

Closer to the Charlotte area, much of Mecklenburg County recorded only trace amounts of snow. At least a tenth of an inch is required to be considered measurable snow, so the area is still within the snow drought.

Charlotte itself hasn’t seen measurable snow in more than two years – 1,039 days to be exact.

Here’s a look at snow depths for some counties in the Piedmont and mountain regionsas reported late morning on December 3rd by the National Weather Service office in Greenville-Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Snow depths varied slightly depending on location in some communities. We’ve listed the highest amount of snow for each community that fits this description.

Snow amounts in Avery County

Banner Elk: 3.5 inches
Buchenberg: 3.5 inches
Flat springs: 2.3 inches
Plum tree: 0.8 inches

Snow amounts in Buncombe County

Leicester: 1.2 inches
Weaverville: 0.7 inches
Fairview: 0.3 inches
Black Mountain: 0.3 inches
Swannanoa: 0.3 inches
Wooden fin: 0.3 inches
Asheville: 0.2 inches
Candler: 0.2 inches

Snow depths in Cabarrus County

Snow amounts in Caldwell County

Snow amounts in Catawba County

Millersville: 0.8 inches
Sherrill’s Ford: 0.5 inch
Girls: 0.5 inches
Terrell: 0.5 inches
Newton: 0.2 inches

Snow amounts in Davie County

Sheffield: 1.5 inches
Mocksville: 1.4 inches
Feed: 1 inch
Farmington: 0.5 inches

Snow amounts in Gaston County

Catawba Hills: Trace quantity
Cherryville: Trace amount
Gastonia: Trace amount

Snow amounts in Graham County

Snow depths in Haywood County

Maggie Valley: 3.2 inches
Waynesville: 2.1 inches

Snow amounts in Henderson County

Fletcher: 0.1 inch
Gerton: Trace amount
Hendersonville: Trace quantity
Laurel Park: Trace Quantity
Mountain Home: Trace amount
Sea Bait: Trace amount

Snow amounts in Iredell County

Statesville: 2 inches
Harmony: 0.8 inches

Snow amounts in Macon County

Snow amounts in Madison County

Marshall: 6 inches
Spring Creek: 4 inches
Mars Hill: 1.5 inches
Leicester: 1.2 inches

Snow depths in Mecklenburg County

Lowesville: 1 inch
Cornelius: 0.3 inches
Paw Creek: 0.2 inches
Mount Holly: Trace amount
Charlotte: Trace amount

Snow amounts in Mitchell County

Snow amounts in Rowan County

Salisbury: 1.8 inches
Faith: 1.5 inches
China Grove: 0.5 inches

Snow amounts in Rutherford County

Forest City: Trace amount

Snow amounts in Swain County

Water: 0.1 inch
Oconaluftee: 0.1 inch

Snow depths in Transylvania County

Pisgah Forest: Trace quantity
Brevard: Trace amount

Snow totals in Yancey County

Fist: 10.5 inches
Burnsville: 3.7 inches
Mount Mitchell State Park: 2.6 inches

(Some communities include data and location information as listed by the NWS. Sometimes there are multiple snow totals for a community if the totals vary by area. The descriptors help distinguish where the snow total was specifically recorded.)

Snow depths for other counties were not provided by the local NWS office.

No snow is forecast in Charlotte for the next seven days, meaning the Queen City’s snow drought won’t end this week. Still, there is still plenty of winter left to potentially see measurable snow!

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