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Winter Storm in Alleghany, North Carolina

Winter Storm December 8, 2025 · Alleghany, North Carolina

What the National Weather Service wrote

Widespread snowfall occurred across the county during the pre-dawn hours through the early afternoon of the 8th. An average of five inches was reported across the county, specifically at both Barrett and a location one mile south-southwest of Glade Valley. Key Impacts: Hazardous travel.

The wider storm

The passage of an upper level disturbance and plenty of cold air at and near the surface, allowed for the development of a widespread area of snow. Within this broader region of snow, heavier snow bands developed allowing for locally higher amounts. Across the mountains of northwest North Carolina, snowfall amounts ranged from three to seven inches. The high end of this range occurred in and around Boone in Watauga County. Key Impacts: Hazardous travel.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1309366. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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