High winds knocked down trees and caused power outages across North Carolina on Wednesday and even created blizzard conditions in the mountains. Here's a look at peak wind gusts recorded around the state:
- Grandfather Mountain: 95mph
- Jefferson: 61mph
- Cherry Point: 59mph
- Lexington: 56mph
- Swanquarter: 54mph
- Ocracoke: 53mph
- Winston-Salem: 53mph
- Greensboro: 52mph
- Atlantic Beach: 51mph
- Beaufort: 51mph
- Fort Bragg: 50mph
- Goldsboro: 50mph
- Manteo: 50mph
- Jacksonville: 49mph
- Wilmington: 49mph
- Burlington: 48mph
- Newport: 48mph
- Raleigh: 48mph
- Fayetteville: 47mph
- Laurinburg: 47mph
- Lumberton: 47mph
- Rocky Mount-Wilson: 47mph
- Asheville: 46mph
- Cedar Island: 46mph
- Elizabeth City: 46mph
- Durham: 45mph
- Southport: 45mph
- Chapel Hill: 43mph
- Hickory: 43mph
- Kenansville: 43mph
- Concord: 41mph
- Charlotte: 41mph
- Rockingham: 41mph
- Elizabethtown: 40mph
- Oxford: 40mph
- Statesville: 40mph
- Salisbury: 39mph
High winds knocked down trees and caused power outages across North Carolina on Wednesday and even created blizzard conditions in the mountains. Here's a look at peak wind gusts recorded around the state:
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