Winter Storm Event

Ice Storm Started: February 10, 1994 at 10 am EST Ended: February 11, 1994 at 12 pm EST
A strong cold front brought a surge of arctic air into North Carolina on the 10th and plunged temperatures 40 to 50 degrees from readings the previous day to below freezing. Low pressure developed along the front causing widespread sleet and freezing rain across northern and western sections. The greatest ice accumulation of one to two inches and associated damages to trees and power lines occurred in the northern Piedmont and northern Foothills regions. Elsewhere in the northern Interior and western sections, ice accumulations ranged from one-quarter to one 1 inch. Numerous motor vehicle accidents were also reported.
Injuries	not available	Deaths	not available
Property Damage	not available	Crop Damage	not available
Atmospheric Maps	Large-scale maps of 500 mb Heights, Jet Stream Winds, and Sea Level Pressure from this event
Weather Station Data Snow   Sleet   Freezing Rain   Rain   Mix
X Hourly Data Daily Data Total Snowfall Total Precipitation Primary Precip. Type Minimum Temperature Maximum Wind Speed