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Looking a lot better for Upstate SC and into NC/parts of TN. Not at all too hyped for as South as CAE yet, since these things can amp and bring temperature issues down there though. You'd want to see the snow line well to the South of the midlands to build confidence imo.
Part of this is wish casting but you would think the precip would be more expansive into central NC with this look --> a deepening storm off the coast of Wilmington at day 6:
Although these trends are very exciting and fun all must be weary about how this evolves.. any one small change could have a big impact on who is impacted and how they are impacted .. lots of GEFS members show the complexities.. amplified means southern portions are cold rain and there is much more ice to deal with for CAD areas .. some dive this thing so far south that it’s shredded apart and most just see a flurry fest .. still probably accumulates but low totals for most… some dive it down south and crush SC but look to develop a well defined coastal and crush us all… still lots of things to iron out over the next couple days
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