Winter storm brings up to 12 inches of snow to parts of Greenbrier County

By Jenny Harnish, RealWV

LEWISBURG, W.Va. – Parts of West Virginia were transformed into a wonderland of snow on Tuesday, as a fast moving winter storm blanketed much of the Mountain State with significant amounts of snow.

A barn in the snow near Lewisburg on Tuesday afternoon.

Parts of Greenbrier County received as much as 12 inches of the white stuff, with the city of Lewisburg receiving approximately 10 inches in most neighborhoods.

A pedestrian makes their way though snow downtown Lewisburg on Tuesday afternoon.

A man shovels his car out in downtown Lewisburg on Tuesday afternoon.

Greenbrier County Schools were closed for the day on Tuesday. And, along with Pocahontas and Monroe counties, Greenbrier schools will be closed for the day again Wednesday.

A snow plough clears the roads in downtown Lewisburg on Tuesday afternoon.

Up to another inch of snow is expected overnight Tuesday, followed by up to a half inch of ice. Expect Wednesday morning travel to be difficult on most roadways.