This storm system is now less than 72 hours away, and more information is starting to line up. The one thing that has not changed and we know for sure is the mountains and the foothills will be seeing an all snow event and at least 4 to 8 inches of snow is likely.

However, isolated totals up to a foot are not out of the question. The trickiest part of the forecast is, of course, whatever Charlotte is going to get.

Changes over the last 24 hours:

1. Models are starting to agree with one another. Our extended models (Euro and GFS) differed in location by 95 miles yesterday morning. Now they are within 30 miles of one another which is still a big difference. This gap will narrow as time moves forward.

2. Temps continue to trend lower on Sunday. This was the big change yesterday and will be the driving force of the winter weather on Sunday. Highs will be stuck around freezing in the afternoon which means most of Sunday will be below freezing which will not be good.

3. Ice: There is now a better chance for freezing rain across the Charlotte area on Sunday morning and into the afternoon. Accumulating is the WORST-CASE SCENARIO to happen during this event and this is the worst change of the three mentioned.

WCNC Charlotte's Chris Mulcahy has the latest forecast on the winter storm for the Carolinas.

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