There are some days where I feel like too much information is readily available these days. You have people complaining about day 10 threats but that is the name of the game now. I can remember vividly when the euro only went out around 144 hours and the GFS was out to 240.
It's an unusual situation but it's happened plenty of times before. 11/11/13 comes to mind. It was 63 degrees in Charlotte that afternoon and snowing by 7PM.
It increasingly looks like in NC, at least, it's going to be very much like a summer time situation. If you get under the lift and have agreeable temps, you can get an inch or two with falling temps.
The key for my neck of the woods seems to be that precip that blossoms in southern LA and winds it’s way through MS/AL/GA and doesn’t get eaten up by the mountains.
The euro has been increasingly interesting for the Triad and N&W areas of the Triangle. The last run, the kuchera maps had 3-4” from about Asheboro to Durham and areas to the NW.