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Wintry January 8-9 Wintery Weather Potential!

The type of lift in that band and the fact that it's really not moving super fast you can easily see snow pile up. Rates would likely be closer to the 10:1 as the column is much colder by then and the surface is hovering near or right at freezing. Those totals these models are spitting out on the backend might be a little closer to reality than we think. Also the ULL dropped further south once it enter Georgia. If we can get one more shift of about 50 miles like that again, I think we are in business and the could get more frontend snow (even that looks okay right now).
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
If this look continues with snow under the ULL this gives me vibes to a lesser version of March 2019 type setup
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Also with that type of intensity, surface temps would probably to the 32-33 degree range which certainly would help with accumulations.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
This is what I like to see, keep doing it just a little bit more, but not to much View attachment 63771View attachment 63772
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Oh hell yes. I've been tuned out the past day or so, pretty resigned to how the front end is gonna turn out (at least for Raleigh), but this deform band potential is starting to look real promising thru central and even a bit into eastern NC, to at the very least see some flakes fly.
 
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