The setup is a bit different, while we're also liable to see the coveted triple phase, it looks like this won't phase until much later near-just off the SE US coast, which essentially means the axis of snow (aside from the NC Apps) is directed further east upstream and we end up with a very, very strong nor'easter. I could definitely see in a best case scenario how RDU-CLT comes away with maybe an inch or two here but I wouldn't bet on it. Oth, if you're in the Triad, that seems like a legitimate scenario, with the potential for more. We're likely going to see the classic NW-SE Miller A piedmont gradient, with the extreme southeastern edge of the legitimate snows occurring somewhere between the Triad and RDU.
