Watch: North Carolina hit with historic snowstorm
Summary
A major snowstorm called a "bomb cyclone" hit North Carolina and parts of the mid-Atlantic, causing heavy snow and strong winds. The storm began late Friday and continued through the weekend, with up to 15 inches of snow in some areas.Key Facts
- A "bomb cyclone" is a storm with rapid pressure drops, leading to severe weather.
- North Carolina and parts of the mid-Atlantic received heavy snow and strong winds.
- The storm started late Friday and lasted through the weekend.
- Up to 15 inches of snow fell, especially in the Outer Banks and along the coast.
- The National Weather Service called it a "historic storm."
- The North Carolina State Climate Office said it was the most snow in the region this century.
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