Looks like there was at least one confirmed tornado in the line of storms yesterday.
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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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