Mount Holly's take in their afternoon AFD-
Tuesday night and Wednesday...Still considerable uncertainty through
this period. The front should progress further off shore, but the
mid and upper level trough digs in closer to the region, so most
guidance depicts precipitation continuing overnight and through much
of the day on Wednesday. Without significant cyclogensis just off
shore, it would be difficult to get that much precipitation behind
the front in this kind of pattern as we should have persistent dry
air advection behind the front. If we do have precipitation into
Wednesday morning thanks to significant cold air advection we should
see precipitation change over to snow mostly north and west of the
fall line, and a rain/snow mix along the coastal plains. As
mentioned by the previous shift, even if it does happen, it will
likely be little more than a nuisance snow..