I guess the nam is interesting enough to GSP to mention it. 000 FXUS62 KGSP 061106 AFDGSP Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC 706 AM EDT Thu Apr 6 2023 .SHORT TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT/... An interesting development has occurred with this event as model guidance depict the surface high to become very well established within the CAD regime. Backing north-northeasterly winds at 850-700 mb to go along with a very saturated vertical column already in place, expect any sort of a warm nose to erode as the highest elevations may see a transition over the sleet/snow Friday night as a result and could continue into Saturday before precip pushes east. Mt. Mitchell area is the main area being highlighted, but this could reach other parts of the northern Mountains at elevations >4500`. Good luck nailing down snow accumulations for Mt. Michell and surrounding ridgetops, but if the transition happens quicker than expected, wouldn`t be surprised if a couple inches of snow fell at the top of Mt. Mitchell. This setup will continue into Saturday as the surface high slides into the Northeast and the ripples of DPVA cluster together, while a steady Atlantic fetch continues to push atop the CAD dome. PoPs will remain very elevated (likely to categorical) through Saturday afternoon/evening as a result, with temperatures ~20 degrees below normal. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk