Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC 335 AM EST Wed Nov 6 2019 LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY/... As of 315 AM Wed: Net troughing will continue across the East through the end of the period Tuesday night. The feature of interest remains another strong Arctic front, which is depicted as likely arriving in our area Monday night. The already nearly zonal flow preceding the front and attendant shortwave, coupled with the position of the high, means little chance for good moisture return ahead of the front. Thus it is not expected to bring much in the way of precipitation; the ECMWF and GDPS, combined with all the GEFS members, support another "clean"/"straightforward" fropa. The GFS has become an outlier, depicting a deeper and slower upper trough behind the front, and development of a coastal wave along it. This would point to a winter storm of some degree in the middle of next week. The GDPS does lag the ECMWF a bit, however, which warrants a slow decline in PoPs--but precip type trends are kept in line with the non-GFS solutions. Temps Tue and Tue night generally will be even colder than those Saturday. .