Making it home may be tricky even then . Black mountain can get in on some NWFS too (usually in squalls) and there will be a good bit of it behind the storm.
Black Mountain will get crushed, the lower totals usually aren't until you get closer to the French Broad valley and Asheville. Obviously Hickory should do pretty well but a much higher chance of mixing with sleet
Thanks bud, I'm still learning as I go but have learned a lot from y'all. I do like the trends of the LP being more south, just been burned so many times here I worry about mixing.
If we can weaken that little secondary low the GFS has a crush on that tries to go up through East TN, it would really help reduce sleet and ZR totals in central NC and the upstate.