Looks like there was at least one confirmed tornado in the line of storms yesterday.
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Wintry Jan 2-4 2022 Winter Weather Event/Obs
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Here was my forecasted map vs what actually happened, there was some snow reports as far south as Charlotte/southern cabarrus/northern union county per mping as well, including the snow I saw in NE CLT. I could have went higher in VA but overall, I like it 
Just out of curiosity, is that an inversion below the rain/snow in relation to elevation creating a dense fog?
Ask because I have seen these out in PACNW, specifically Olympic and Cascades, right after a significant wave.
Great picture!
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You got it!
It is inversion but the valley floor there got pasted as well.
Makes sense, early season these are about 3K’ in the NW, but they always almost occur after big waves. With elevation they increase chances for lenticular clouds in the Cascades a day or two after dependent on things I still don’t understand but learning.
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North-Western Wilkes info Ashe. Most of Wilkes ranged from a trace to a few inches. 
Overall no changes from me, I’m still thinking the first widespread 3”+ east of mountains is weeks away.
3+ now huh lol