Not very likely unless you are in higher elevations. Although I will say along highway 11 has a chance.
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Wintry Jan 2-4 2022 Winter Weather Event/Obs
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Stephenb888
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Could any areas in the upper parts of the upstate see anything frozen out of this?
Yes
packfan98
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Anybody have the 18z Euro? The MA folks say it’s flatter than 12z. Curious what that means for us on the southern fringe.
Ron Burgundy
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Look to your west, brother. Things are looking good for you!
also looks like the precip in NE miss is expanding back west some.
Not much change tbh. Maybe a little less snow from wake county east
StormStalker
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Still rain in the Shoals. 37 degrees.
HSVweather
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This is going to make me angry tomorrow
Flotown
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I cam tell you for sure it's mixing with sleet I'm just to west of the S
Stormlover
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already changing over just nw of florence
SN mPing NW of Florence AL
HSVweather
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HSVweather
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New band forming in MSCobraMedic
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Henderson TN where my daughter lives. She says snow is letting up. A nice slushy couple of inches.
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Best chances would be areas north of hwy11. Other than that it's very low end but not totally out of the question of seeing a brief change over or flakes mixing in as the system pulls out in the morning. Now the southern end of the deform band could see a dusting..around Landrum, travelers rest area
JLL1973
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Yes it’s really coming down
K1M4 and KMSL are your obs stations
JHS
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.AVIATION /00Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
At KCLT and elsewhere: Most TAF sites are VFR at present, but
such conditions should not persist for much longer. MVFR CIG
restrictions should build back in within the next hour or two across
the Upstate, with the possibility for some spotty IFR CIGs mixed
in, which have been handled with TEMPOs at KGSP, KGMU, and KAND.
In keeping with the previous round of TAFs, have kept mention of
snow confined to KAVL and KHKY, with KAVL now sporting a prevailing
-SHSN Monday morning, and at KHKY still only a PROB30 for -SHRASN.
Went ahead and dropped snow mention altogether at KCLT, as it
seems increasingly unlikely that anything more than brief, thin
flurries will stretch that far east and south. TSRA has been added
across all sites except KHKY, with KCLT even gaining a PROB30 for
+TSRA, as some of the short-term guidance shows an increasingly
dire-looking couple of hours after daybreak Monday. Otherwise,
winds should begin to turn NNEly in the next few hours, and as
they do so, impressive low-level gradient flow should increase
gust potential the second half of Sunday night and well into the
day Monday. Gusts have been expanded in places, as some guidance
now also depicts gap winds at KGSP and KGMU. After perhaps 18Z,
the influx of very dry air behind this system should allow rapid
improvement in CIGs and VSBYs and much calmer conditions to prevail
through the end of the TAF period
Not good news for snow lovers in Charlotte. The 2nd bolded part may be the bigger story for many of us.
At KCLT and elsewhere: Most TAF sites are VFR at present, but
such conditions should not persist for much longer. MVFR CIG
restrictions should build back in within the next hour or two across
the Upstate, with the possibility for some spotty IFR CIGs mixed
in, which have been handled with TEMPOs at KGSP, KGMU, and KAND.
In keeping with the previous round of TAFs, have kept mention of
snow confined to KAVL and KHKY, with KAVL now sporting a prevailing
-SHSN Monday morning, and at KHKY still only a PROB30 for -SHRASN.
Went ahead and dropped snow mention altogether at KCLT, as it
seems increasingly unlikely that anything more than brief, thin
flurries will stretch that far east and south. TSRA has been added
across all sites except KHKY, with KCLT even gaining a PROB30 for
+TSRA, as some of the short-term guidance shows an increasingly
dire-looking couple of hours after daybreak Monday. Otherwise,
winds should begin to turn NNEly in the next few hours, and as
they do so, impressive low-level gradient flow should increase
gust potential the second half of Sunday night and well into the
day Monday. Gusts have been expanded in places, as some guidance
now also depicts gap winds at KGSP and KGMU. After perhaps 18Z,
the influx of very dry air behind this system should allow rapid
improvement in CIGs and VSBYs and much calmer conditions to prevail
through the end of the TAF period
Not good news for snow lovers in Charlotte. The 2nd bolded part may be the bigger story for many of us.
Landrum always wins