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Looks like the Thurs/Fri event will be a borderline event.  There’s no reason to suppose that we will be dealing with any more than a nuisance cold rain to sleet and/or wet snow event.  While it seems the trend is for a bit of wintry fun, the likelihood of anything more than pretty is remote.

Then, we’ll feel the Arctic chill early next week, but indications now are that we will remain dry.

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Looks like we have the potential for a lot of rain late Mon thru early Wed with our short Indian Summer coming to an end.  Monday should still be unseasonably warm, but Tues and Wed will feature temps in the 40s with an intermittent driving rain.

The interesting part comes along overnight Thursday with a southern stream system rotating out of the southwest.  It looks to be weakening as it approaches us, and the cold air to work with is borderline.  But as this is our first shot at some winter this season, we at least have something to monitor.

No matter how the late week system works out, the overall pattern will be more favorable into the following week for another chance or two at some wintry precip for NC Carolina.