Granville storm history

Between 4 to 5 inches of snow fell across the county over a 12 hour period. Roads were quickly covered with snow resulting in several traffic accidents and the closing of local schools and businesses. One fatality was reported when a driver skidded on a road and hit a tree.

Minimum temperatures were below freezing across the county, including a reported low of 27 degrees at the Henderson-Oxford Airport.

The Granville County Sheriffs office reported the road is underwater at the intersection of US highway 158 and Graham Hobgood Road west of Oxford.

The Granville County Sheriffs office reported at least two feet of water near the C.G. Credle Elementary School in Oxford.

The Granville County Sheriffs office reported a flooded roadway at the intersection of Goochs Mill Road and Enon Road.

Heat indices ranged from 108 to 110 degrees.

Heat indices ranged from 109 to 112 degrees.

Wind damaged a trailer along Highway 15 North.

Numerous trees were blown down around the intersection of Enon Rd and Culbreth Rd.

Penn Avenue in Oxford was closed due to high water.

One tree was blown down near the intersection of Rueben Hart Rd and Grassy Creek Virgilina Rd.

One tree was blown down near the intersection of Highway 15 north and School St. in Stovall.

Trees were down along Huntsboro Rd.

Trees down and power outages were reported on the southeast side of Oxford.

Snowfall of 3 to 4 inches fell across the county.

Snow accumulation of 2 to 3 inches, with highest amounts across northern sections of the county.

A report of golf ball size hail was relayed from Law Enforcement near the intersection of North Carolina Highway 96 and Old Highway 96 in Granville County.

Creeks overflowing flooded Sam Usry Rd.

Central Ave in Butner is flooded.

A tree was reported down at the intersection of 8th St and Raleigh St.

A tree was reported down on Tar River Rd.

A tree was reported down along Range Road near the intersection with State Route 1004.

A tree was reported down along Hester Rd near the intersection with Sam Moss Hayes Rd.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of Culbreth Rd and Enon Rd in the town of Culbreth.

Trees were reported down in the towns of Oxford and Stovall.

Quarter size hail was reported along Gela Road near the town of Lewis.

A tree was reported down on Dalton Mill Rd in Cornwall.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of US Highway 15 North and Stovall Rd.

The roadway was closed near the intersection of Rodinson Ln and Woodland Church Rd due to high water.

Several trees were reported down in northwestern Granville County.

Trees were reported down on power lines along United Sates Highway 15, just north of Puckett Street.

Power outages were caused by fallen trees near the intersection of School Street and US Highway 15 in Stovall.

One tree was reported down near the intersection of North Carolina Highway 96 and Old Franklinton Rd near Wilton.

There were reports of numerous trees down in Granville County along Highway 96 in Oak Hill.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Ivey Day Rd and Goshen St in Oxford.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Joe Pruitt Rd and Cornwall Rd.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Sunset Rd and Hebron Rd.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Roxboro Rd and College St.

A detached garage collapsed in Oxford near the intersection of Hillcrest Dr and Forest Rd.

Power outages along Hatchers Run were caused by fallen trees damaging power equipment.

A tree fell blocking the left lane on Interstate 85 near mile marker 196.

Many trees were reported down across the southern portions of the county, including Butner and Creedmoor.

Power outages were caused by downed trees north of Creedmoor near Hester Rd.

A tree was reported down across Hester Road.

A tree was reported down on a house near Harkey Lane.

A state official reported a tree down near Butner, NC.

Powerlines and power poles were reported down near the intersection of Hayes Road and Bennett Road in Creedmoor.

Snowfall amount range from one to three inches across county.