This is not going to get the job done:
Cluster analysis of the leading two solutions from the earlier 12z
guidance is lining up with the trend within 18z ensemble guidance
favoring a northeast lift of low pressure system from the
Mississippi Valley into the Upper Great Lakes region. If this trend
continues and remains void the splitting mid/upper-lvl low scenario,
forcing for ascent for meaningful precipitation may be extremely
limited over the Carolinas. These solutions still do produce light
rain totals over the Mid-Atlantic and into the Carolinas, but
reasonable high-end amounts struggle to exceed 0.5" in 24 hours for
the northern/eastern Piedmont and Coastal Plain where moderate to
extreme drought persists.