Snow drought ends: Parts of central NC gets first measurable snowfall in 2 years

The icy conditions led to hazardous road conditions and a wreck involving numerous cars on I-87 South toward Raleigh near Wendell on Friday night.

The entire route was hard to see and lanes were slick, creating dangerous scenarios for drivers.

The icy conditions led to hazardous road conditions and a wreck involving numerous cars on I-87 South toward Raleigh near Wendell on Friday night.

ABC11 spoke to one driver involved in that crash.

Crystal Avila, of Zebulon, was headed to Raleigh She said she saw a car in front of her slide and before she knew it, she lost control of her minivan and couldn't brake

Avila was shaken but not hurt She had advice for viewers that she wishes she had heeded - stay home, don't drive.

ABC11 has reached out to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol for more information on the crash and is waiting to hear back

We may not get a good snow every winter, but when we do in these parts, you can be sure there will be dogs frolicking -- or frowning -- in the snowflakes.

Here are a few examples submitted by viewers across the area.

North Carolina turned into a winter wonderland, at least for a couple of hours.

The Triangle enjoyed scenic snowfall for a while before a wintry mix and freezing rain moved in.

The biggest threat seemed to be treacherous conditions on the roads.

A serious crash happened on I-87 in Wendell. ABC11 was working to learn more details.

The snow was the Triangle's first in nearly three years.

The storm was expected to continue for at least a few hours overnight. By morning, there should be a better idea of the effects.

There were 84 delays at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and 90 flight cancellations.

Meanwhile, unsurprisingly, the winter weather system caused problems for air travelers.

There were 84 delays at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and 90 flight cancellations.

Latest weather info here

With the area's first significant snowfall in years, viewers got out and snapped plenty of images of the wintry wonderlands. Here are some of the many shared with ABC11.

Check back as we add more photos. If you have one you'd like to share, send it to us here.