With so many consistent moves to the east, a move back west wouldn't be surprising at this point. It's really going to depend on the speed and the trough strength to the north.
There is still a decent amount of spread in the ensembles (both EPS and GEFS) with regards to impacts on the SE coast. The exact track will determine impacts not only at the coast, but inland.
6Z EPS model consensus is tight around a big bend landfall and then riding the GA/SC/NC coast up to Cape Fear. ECMWF, UKMET, and ICON largely agree.
6Z GEFS model consensus slightly west of this.
The EPS has had the signal for the past 3-4 days.... it is more faint now, but still there.
GEFS has not been as robust... honestly the most recent run only had one member out of 30....
I'm just a snow lover at heart and want to see some falling.
Both the latest EPS and GEFS have members showing snow for RDU around 3/4. The EPS has been consistent with it (50% of members or less) for the past couple days.