ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — As snow accumulates from a weekend winter storm around Western North Carolina, people have come out to play, shovel and admire the pretty white sights. Check out our photo gallery below.
A local Asheville resident builds a “Lowesman”
A snowy goose
Skeletons love playing in the snow, too
A gust brings flurries into a frenzy
ART buses had a delayed start today because of weather conditions
Asheville residents shovel their driveway
Snow covers a Saluda residence
Kids hit the sledding slopes with an inventive “sled”
Saluda, N.C. was wide open and snowy
Snowfall crept toward 7 inches in Saluda
Not quite a dog-led sled
The Purple Onion grew icicles during the storm in Saluda, N.C.
A scenic Saluda residence
Thomas the Tank Engine looks on at the Saluda snow
Bikes aren’t going anywhere in the Saluda snow
Snowy Saluda alley
Snow against a blue Saluda home
Snow hit the river, too
Mailboxes got a snowy makeover this morning
This interstate bridge is keeping an eye on the snow
Snow in the Sweeten Creek area
Snow in the Sweeten Creek area
Snow in the Sweeten Creek area
Snow tubing at Olivette
Deer enjoy the snow in Waynesville. Photo credit: Sandy Reilly
Montreat snow. Photo credit: Maria Livingston
Hendersonville snow. Photo credit: Mary Hobart
Hendersonville snow. Photo credit: Mary Hobart
Emma snow. Photo credit: Brittany Schuit
Jeff the snowman Photo credit: Stephanie Lynn
Marshall snow. Photo credit: Julia Deweese
Percy in the snow. Photo credit: Christie Kelley
Snow accumulation on a gate
Sledders trek back up the hill
Bundled and ready
Cars are parked a little snowblind
An apartment complex got snowy
An excited snow angel
Holding up the snow
This fellow has a full plate
Stay safe on snowy, twisty roads
Cedric enjoys the snow at Olivette Farms.
Three inches of snow had fallen in the West Asheville area by 8 a.m.
Snow blankets the Enka area Saturday morning.
Nahla enjoys a walk in the snow in Enka Saturday morning.
Snow-covered cars in Weaverville Saturday morning.
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