It depends
We normally don't get snow until January and Febuary, and sometimes March.
Usually 2 or 3 good ones with close to a foot, and maybe a couple of dustings.
But it seems to go in cycles, as we havn't had hardly anything in about 4-5 years.
The late 90's/early 2k's were the same way, hardly none.
I live about 25-30 miles east of the Blue Ridge Mountains/Parkway, and at 2k-4k feet, they break up most of the snow storms that western Va gets regulary every winter.
It's the really big snow storms from the NW, or the more rare ones from the SW that make it up through western and central North Carolina that usually get us here.
Sunday's inch of snow turned to freezing rain later Sunday night, so ice on the trees and slush on the ground.
Tomorrow morning will likely be the worst, as alot of it will melt today, soak the roads, and with lows in the high teens and low 20's tonight, will likely cause alot of black ice before sunrise.
