For the upstate peeps, notice that every one of these maps has a finger of lower amounts into Pickens County, with the one on the GFS being very pronounced. This is interesting as the finger of mins usually expands West to include Oconee, and often, extreme NE GA. In this case I am not exaclty sure why we see such a specific finger over only Pickens, but my guess is this may point to the effect elevation is having here. Even a few hundred feet could make a significant difference AND this is also the usual struggle line between better CAD push and less. I don't remember seeing it so pronounced on so many models for such a small area before but I don't think it can be ignored unfortunately. The other thing to note is that the heavier blue to purple band is a little further south of the 85 corridor itself, which is a good sign, especailly as many of the models continue to press this heavier band a few miles south each run. We really need to pay attention to the short term models tomorrow.