Winter Storm Gianna touched down in North Carolina Saturday, Jan. 31, blanketing the Triangle in a pillowy layer of powdery snow. Some areas of the community got 2 to 3 inches, while others got up to 6. We asked folks to send in their best winter flicks, as well as submitting a few of our own. Here’s our Winter Storm Gianna photo gallery:
Image via Tom Rodebaugh, taken in North Chapel Hill
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Kelly Smith Singer, taken in Calvander
Image via Brighton McConnell/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Tom Rodebaugh, taken in North Chapel Hill
Image via Alex Bean/Ella Feathers of Chapel Hill
Image via Henry Taylor/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Lisa Morere of Pittsboro
Image via Tom Rodebaugh, taken in North Chapel Hill
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Aubrey Williams/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Brighton McConnell/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Georgia Taylor of Chapel Hill
Image via Aubrey Williams/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Henry Taylor/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Brighton McConnell/Chapel Hill Media Group
Image via Alex Bean/Ella Feathers of Chapel Hill
Image via Kelly Smith Singer, taken in Calvander
Have pictures of your own to submit? Send them to news@wchl.com, and we’ll update our gallery as we receive photos until Tuesday, Feb 3.
Featured image via Kenny Dike/Chapel Hill Media Group
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