More than 330 miles to the west, Asheville, elevation 2,134 feet, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, is known as the commercial and cultural hub for the North Carolina mountains.

Patterson also added that potential accumulation could be 0.5-1 inch of snow accumulation for the Asheville area and much of WNC. At higher elevations, this could be close to 1-2 inches.

Below-average precipitation is predicted in the lower southern states, including most of NC. Parts of WNC, however, may see ...

The Farmer's Almanac predicts a cold winter for the Northern Plains and New England, while the Southeast, including North Carolina, can expect average temperatures and wet conditions.

The 2025-26 winter Farmer's Almanac forecast suggests residents of the U.S. prepare for patterns of "chill, snow, repeat" during the cold season. However, this may apply less to North Carolina and ...

Davis said since 1945, Wilmington has seen more snow then Asheville five times. The most recent time prior to this winter was in 2001-02, When Asheville saw 1.6 inches and Wilmington 1.8 inches.

Will it be a cold winter in North Carolina? Asheville? In general, the Farmer's Almanac calls for a season of "dramatic swings and widespread wintry weather." However, the almanac predicts ...