I don’t think there’s really much confusion on speed and timing for the Carolinas. GSP covers very well in the afternoon discussion as to why they are going with 2-6 inches of rainfall for their entire forecast area with locally heavier amounts. They mention how Sally is not the only piece of the puzzle that sets the Carolinas up for heavy rainfall. Now I would tend to agree that Northern GA will likely end up with more rainfall than anywhere in the Carolinas with one exception... wherever the wedge boundary sets up on Wednesday could be a focal point of rainfall well out ahead of storm itself... most likely that would be the Eastern Upstate of SC into the the SE Piedmont of NC. Even Brad P. is going with 4-7 inches across the southern NC mountains and foothills and western Upstate with 3-5 inches for the southern Piedmont and 2-4 inches from the I-40 corridor to VA border... anyone that watches him regular knows that those are some bullish amounts for him more than 48 hours out.