warning in the carolinas and georgia. that s the biggest concern. here you can see forward trajectory of the storm. again, notice once it gets to the southeast, it doesn t move. that means it has time to dump tremendous amount of moisture, some cases it is rain, some cases snow. unfortunately in some cases it will be ice and hands down, this is the biggest concern going forward. most areas on the map in pink are a quarter inch. there will be spots, half inch, three quarters inch. you re talking obviously not only widespread problems on roadways, but airline cancellations, widespread power outages. the weight of the ice pushes down on the trees. you re also going to have heavy rain and thunderstorms across florida, heavy snow between nashville and charlotte. 2 to 6 inches, mostly for those areas. once you are in higher elevations of the southern appalachians, now talking one to two feet of snow there. from the southeast, the stormy ven actually slides into the