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Winter Weather in Stokes, North Carolina
Winter Weather February 11, 2025 – February 12, 2025 · Stokes, North Carolina
What the National Weather Service wrote
Ice accumulation of 0.12 inches was reported in Lawsonville in Stokes County. Around 380 customers were reported without power by 9 AM on February 13. Hanging Rock State Park was also closed due to ice and tree damage. Key Impacts: power outages, road closures, downed trees.
The wider storm
A high pressure wedge was situated over the region as a surface low pressure system developed over the southern Plains, with an expansive area of precipitation that shifted eastward into the Mid Atlantic during the day of February 11. Precipitation began as snow, but with the high pressure wedge in place and warm air increasing aloft, a transition from snow to sleet and freezing rain occurred along and south of the North Carolina and Virginia border. Ice accumulations on trees and power lines resulted in thousands of power outages and road closures.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1239125. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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