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Snow storm Diego!!

Welcome back everyone to the winter storm of Diego a recap of it.

This snowstorm Diego was predicted to hit the Central part of North Carolina on Sunday, December 9, 2018 with tremendous amounts of snow, sleet and even freezing rain.

I have been out the last three days photographing the snow and even during the snow storm on Sunday and Monday to get pictures that I did not get last year when we had the snow storm in January 2018.


The snowfall totals around the central area of North Carolina from Snow Diego were:



  • Person County: 14 inches
  • Wake County: 8-9 inches (in parts)
  • Alamance County: 11 inches
  • Durham County: 12 inches to 14 inches
  • Granville/Vance County: 10 inches 
  • Orange County: 10.5 inches 
  • Halifax County: 7 inches
  • Johnston County: 3.8 inches
  • Chatham County: 8.6 inches
  • Franklin County: 11 inches


  • This was another major snow storm in 2018.



    Hope everyone stayed warm and safe during this winter storm weather we had this week.



























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