Impact of February 19-20, 2025 Winter Storm in Eastern North Carolina
A coastal low pressure system on February 19-20, 2025, brought varied winter weather to Eastern North Carolina, with significant sleet, snow, and ice accumulations. The storm caused power outages and tree damage, particularly in central North Carolina, while frigid temperatures followed.
On February 19-20, 2025, a coastal low pressure system emerged along the U.S. Gulf Coast and moved northeast along the Southeastern coastline before exiting near the Carolinas. This system resulted in significant precipitation, with varying forms depending on local temperatures. In central North Carolina through southeast Virginia, sleet and snow accumulated, while areas such as the Crystal Coast primarily experienced rain. The storm caused ice accumulation, resulting in tree and power line damage in Eastern North Carolina, leading to widespread power outages.
The winter storm of February 19-20, 2025, produced diverse precipitation throughout Eastern North Carolina, including snow, sleet, and ice. Significant accumulations were reported, particularly in central North Carolina and southeast Virginia, causing power outages and damage. The aftermath included frigid temperatures, solidifying the impacts of this impactful winter weather event.
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