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Wintry Winter Storm Dec 7-10

from Meteorologist Robert Gamble at wxsouth:
The "Threat" is certainly still there in part of the Southeast, MidAtlantic and extreme Eastern Seaboard....but this is still extremely complicated right now with too many moving parts. In short, various models do show some moisture in the colder air inland for the piedmont of Virginia, NC, part of SC and even in GA . Today's European model run is back to further inland, the GFS , if you're a model watcher, is further east again.Both are back and forth. The devil is in the details of how the Northern Stream and the Southern Stream are going to act come Thursday night, Friday and even into Saturday. This appears to be 2 parts. One is the main wave west of Tampa that travels to the Georgia coast and remains offshore the East Coast, but threatens to throw some moisture inland. The second part is Saturday for Kentucky and Tennessee Valley which, oddly enough, is probably easier to forecast, and would drop snow squalls and snow showers throughout middle and eastern Tennessee , reaching further south to possibly the Birmingham and Atlanta metros for a few hours. Definitely a snowy, squally Saturday in the mountains of TN/NC coming up from that event....followed by cold across the board. The bottom line still has to be "the verdict is out" on how far inland this may affect. No option can be ruled out just yet.
 
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