GSP's first mention of the interesting time period ahead.
LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
As of 111 AM EST Sunday: With the passage of the frontal system to
the east Wednesday morning, we`ll return to NW
flow snow showers
across the
NC-TN border. Valley
moisture looks a little more anemic
with this second system, and 850mb
flow less-pronounced over the
mountains. Over the I-77 corridor, enough low-level
moisture will
remain in place for low-end
PoPs that aren`t removed until the late
afternoon/evening hours.
The synoptic pattern becomes increasingly uncertain Thursday and
beyond as some flavor
Omega Block sets up over the Great Plains and
Midwest. Troughing over the Four Corners region on the SW periphery
of this blocking pattern is expected to spit out some kind of upper
low...which will traverse the southern Great Plains and Gulf Coast
early next weekend...but
ensemble projections of this system`s
impact on the Carolinas run the gamut from "dry" to "rainy" to
"maybe some snow." So, the details remain as clear as mud at this
point, and will need to be revisited as time
goes on.