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Winter Storm Quantum produced quite a bit of ice and snow throughout the Rockies, Southern Plains, and Deep South.

February 25, 2015Updated: February 25, 2015, 3:01 pm ESTPublished: February 25, 2015, 3:01 pm EST



Winter Storm Quantum has impacted much of the Rockies, Central Plains, Deep South and, yes, New England (again) with snow and icy conditions.

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Snowfall accumulation from Winter Storm Quantum in the Rockies and Southern Plains.



Snowfall history of Winter Storm Quantum in the Southeast.


Below are a list of notable ice and snow reports in each state.

Tennessee

- 5.2 inches near Newfound Gap
- 4 inches in Gray
- 3 inches in Sevierville
- 2.5 inches in Johnson City
- 1.7 inches at the National Weather Service office in Morristown

Georgia

- 4.3 inches near Clayton
- 4 inches in Lakemont
- 3.2 inches near Hiawassee
- 3 inches near Blairsville
- 1.5 inches near Turnerville

North Carolina

- 8 inches near Brevard
- 6 inches in Sylva
- 4 inches in Newland
- 3 inches in Boone
- 2 inches on west side of Asheville
- 2 inches in Fayetteville
- 1.5 inches near Raleigh

Ice
- 0.4 inch in Wilmington
- 0.3 inch mear Masonboro
- 0.27 inch in Currie
- 0.25 inch in Newport and Morehead City

South Carolina

- 5.3 inches near Pine Mountain
- 4 inches near Salem
- 2.5 inches near Pickens
- 1.2 inches near Landrum
- 0.5 inch at Greenville-Spartanburg Int'l Airport in Greer 

Ice
- 0.21 inch in Florenc
- 0.16 inch in Hemingway
- 0.11 inch near Myrtle Beach

Virginia

- 2.5 inches in Richlands
- 2.3 inches in Norfolk
- 2 inches in Marion
- 1.5 inch in Virginia Beach
- 1 inch in Wytheville

Massachusetts

- 4.5 inches in Fall River
- 2.5 inches in Nantucket
- 1.9 inches at Boston Logan International Airport

Rhode Island

- 4.5 inches in Bristol, Little Compton and Saunderstown
- 2.6 inches at T.F. Green Airport in Warwick
- 2 inches in N. Providence  

Maine

- 12.5 inches near East Machias
- 11 inches in Bar Harbor
- 9.6 inches in Eastport

Texas

- 6 inches of snow at Dalhart
- 5.5 inches near Amarillo
- 5 inches at Texline
- 4.6 inches of snow near Borger
- 3 inches at Dumas

Sleet
- 2 inches near Dennis
- 1.5 inches at Palo Pinto
- 1 inch at Jacksboro

Ice
- 0.25 inch near Snyder
- 0.1 inch in Bowie; multiple vehicles off the highway

Mississippi

Sleet
- 0.4 inch at Cleveland
- 0.25 inch at Indianola
- 0.25 inch at Greenwood
- 0.1 inch at Greenville

Ice
- 0.2 inch at Vicksburg
- 0.15 inch at Jackson
- 0.15 inch at Yazoo City
- 0.1 inch at Starkville

Louisiana

Sleet
- 1.3 inch near Ringgold
- 0.4 inch at Rayville
- 0.3 inch at Bastrop
- 0.25 inch at Tallulah

Ice
- 0.1 inch near Natchitoches

Arkansas

- 4.3 inches at Greenwood
- 2 inches at Dardanelle and Ft. Smith
- 1.2 inches at Fayetteville

Sleet
- 1.5 inches at Cabot
- 1.3 inches near Cato
- 0.25 inches at Conway

Kansas

- 9 inches near Scott State Lake
- 6.2 inches at Goodland
- 6 inches at Garden City
- 1.6 inches in Wichita

Oklahoma

- 5.5 inches at Haskell
- 4.5 inches at Edmond
- 4 inches at McAlester
- 2.1 at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City
- 2 inches at Woodward
- 0.5 inches in Tulsa

Colorado

- 39 inches at Wolf Creek Pass Ski Area
- 26 inches near Westcliffe
- 25 inches near Telluride
- 24.3 inches near Vallecito
- 23.5 inches of snow in Eldorado Springs
- 20 inches at Silverton
- 18 inches near Durango
- 14.9 inches near Boulder
- 10.5 inches of snow at the Denver International Airport
- 10.5 inches near Colorado Springs

New Mexico

- 24 inches of snow at Red River Ski Area
- 19 inches at Angel Fire Ski Area
- 13 inches of snow at Chama
- 9.5 inches at Questa
- 6 inches near Clayton

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Officials work to document the accident and clear wreckage at the scene after a major pileup involving more than 2 dozen vehicles closed Interstate 40 eastbound traffic near Hope Road, 10 miles west of Amarillo, Texas, Monday, Feb. 23, 2015. (AP Photo/Amarillo Globe-News, Michael Schumacher)


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