Bomb cyclone delivers historic snow to the Carolinas, flurries reach Florida

TL;DR
A rapidly intensifying nor’easter offshore of North Carolina evolved into a bomb cyclone, dumping historic snowfall in parts of the Southeast, bringing blizzard conditions and strong winds that snarled traffic on I-85 north of Charlotte, and even producing flurries as far south as Florida as the system pulled away.
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