LWX mentions the next 2 chances...
Model guidance is in relatively good agreement that a low amplitude
shortwave embedded in west-southwesterly flow aloft will track
across the Tennessee Valley toward the southern Mid-Atlantic during
the day on Friday. Meanwhile, high pressure will be in the process
of retreating offshore. While models are in agreement that this
general pattern will unfold, there are still some discrepancies with
respect to how far north precipitation will make it, and also what
the precipitation type will be. The majority of solutions have cold
air in place at the surface, which would favor wintry precipitation
(either a wintry mix or snow). However, there are some solutions
that show rain across southeastern portions of the forecast area.
Overall, precipitation totals should be on the lighter side.
Depending on the track of the system, a couple inches of snow or a
light wintry mix may be possible across portions of the forecast
area Friday afternoon into Friday night. We`ll continue to monitor
this system over the coming days.
Dry, but chilly conditions are expected across the area this
weekend. High temperatures are forecast to be in the upper 30s and
lower 40s, with low temperatures in the 20s. Forecast confidence
decreases significantly by Monday, with some solutions developing
an area of low pressure nearby as a shortwave trough moves
through aloft. Other solutions maintain dry conditions.