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Wintry January 8-9 Wintery Weather Potential!

Correct, I think from Northern Cherokee County to Chesnee, Fingerville, Likely Inman, to Marietta North are almost sure to see snow at this point. Even if the ULL went right over head.
Inman may end up where the Rn/Sn line ends up. I've seen this setup in a similar fashion before. Been tracking these winter storms since Andy Wood had those weather blogs on Fox carolina back in the day. Last year with an ULL setup, Clemson and Ne GA cashed in with heavy precip and the coulmn crashing. It did snow up into the northern upstate but never got below 33, and it melted just as quickly as it coated everything.
 
Inman may end up where the Rn/Sn line ends up. I've seen this setup in a similar fashion before. Been tracking these winter storms since Andy Wood had those weather blogs on Fox carolina back in the day. Last year with an ULL setup, Clemson and Ne GA cashed in with heavy precip and the coulmn crashing. It did snow up into the northern upstate but never got below 33, and it melted just as quickly as it coated everything.
Nahh, i think the rain snow line will likely end up just south of Greenville and Spartanburg towards the pacolet river. Areas along and north of 85 are consistently getting into measurable accumulations on these model runs which is telling in my opinion.
 
I could see a screwjob for someone the the Piedmont, especially if there’s a front end frontogenic band, and then the backside deform, past experiences tell me that happens nearby here/to my southwest

It'll be me. Except it'll be to your north where the front end band doesn't punch north enough and the backside develops to my east.

Mark it.
 
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