Here are some of the biggest snowfalls in Charlotte weather history, along with snowfall totals from recent years (courtesy of National Weather Service):

Biggest snowstorms:

• 17.4 inches – Feb. 14-17, 1902
• 13.3 inches – March 1-2, 1927
• 13.2 inches – Feb. 26-27, 2004
• 13.2 inches – Feb. 15-17, 1969
• 12.1 inches – Jan. 7, 1988

Biggest 1-day snowfalls

• 14.0 inches – Feb. 15, 1902
• 12.1 inches – Jan. 7, 1988
• 11.6 inches – Feb. 26, 2004
• 11.0 inches – Dec. 29, 1880
• 10.4 inches – Dec. 17, 1930
• 10.4 inches – March 2, 1927

Seasonal snowfalls Season Snowfall (inches)

• 2015-16 3.3
• 2014-15 3.1
• 2013-14 9.3
• 2012-13 2.7
• 2011-12 Trace
• 2010-11 6.1
• 2009-10 5.9
• 2008-09 4.0
• 2007-08 1.4
• 2006-07 1.0
• 2005-06 Trace
• 2004-05 0.8
• 2003-04 14.5
• 2002-03 10.1
• 2001-02 4.4

Average: 5.8 inches a year

This story was originally publishedJanuary 6, 2017 at 8:15 AM.