The National Weather Service has released the official county-by-county snow totals after white powder blanketed much of North Carolina on Sunday and Monday.

Snowfall records for December were broken at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and northwest of the Triangle, while some of the southeastern counties saw no snow at all. Here's a look at who saw the most accumulation and who saw the least.

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Who saw the most snow?

  • In Person County, parts of Concord saw 16 inches, while Roxboro saw 14.
    • In Alamance County, Burlington saw 11 inches, and Graham saw 9 inches.
      • Parts of north and northwest Durham saw anywhere from 13 to 15.4 inches.
        • Winston-Salem saw up to 14.5 inches.
          • In Vance County, parts of Henderson saw up to 10.5 inches.

            Who saw the least snow?

            • Cumberland County and Fayetteville saw mostly rain, with only 0.1 inch reported at Fort Bragg.
              • Wayne County also saw a minuscule amount, with only 0.3 in Goldsboro.
                • Rocky Mount saw only 4.3 inches.
                  • Up to 3.8 inches was reported in Clayton.
                    • In Lee County, Sanford saw 1.5 inches.
                      • Moore County saw 2 inches or less.

                        Totals in Wake County

                        • Raleigh: 6.3 to 9 inches (8.3 at RDU)
                          • Cary: 5 to 8.1 inches
                            • Morrisville: Up to 6.5 inches
                              • Apex: 3.3 to 4 inches
                                • Rolesville: 7.8 inches
                                  • Garner: 3.8 to 4.5 inches
                                    • Holly Springs: 2.3 inches
                                      • Wendell: 5 inches
                                        • Knightdale: 5.3 inches
                                          • Clayton: 4.5 inches
                                            • Wake Forest: 6 to 7 inches