Quick post just to update the situation. Storm tomorrow (Thursday) looks to track far enough north so that we get some snow from it. 1-2 inches at the most.
The storm this weekend refuses to phase on 2 of the 4 model sets that I usually use. This leads to a solution where the developing low moves off the North Carolina coast and directly out to sea. Little or nothing for us.
Two other models - including the GFS - still have a coastal storm with somewhat more phasing present. Still need more model runs to determine the final story for the weekend.
Stay tuned.
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