http://www.stormsfury1.com/Weather/Forecast.html

His conclusion:

"Northwestern SC, Southwestern NC, Central NC ... these locations have
the POTENTIAL to receive as much as one FOOT, with isolated heavier
amounts... but a general 6"-10" call looks good for this region.
Foothills of South Carolina, and Eastern North Carolina (RAH, GSO) - a
general 3"-6" ... From as far south as ATL to CAE (where sleet is now
falling at 1 pm WED at 46 degrees!!!!) to WIL have the potential after
changing over to sleet/snow of a general 1"-3"... From the Southern
Midlands of South Carolina to the upper South Carolina Coast, from a
dusting to 2" possible, and the coastal Plain of South Carolina, south
of Georgetown to just southwest of Charleston (inland regions of the
Coastal Counties) generally Thursday evening into Friday morning ---
mostly a trace to as much as 1" in the far inland reaches .... ...This
could turn out to be the most significant Carolinas snowstorm since the
January 2000 storm which absolutely crushed Eastern NC, and most of
Eastern South Carolina (and SOME similarities with the two, but a lot of
differences as well)..."

peace,

-*-
charles


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