Things get a little more interesting Thursday as the cold 
front will
begin to push into the area. Although the 
front will be stretched
out somewhat rather than just blasting through, strong DPVA combined
with the upper 
jet provide plenty of synoptic lift. It`s a little
far out for details but at least the 
GFS is trying to show a decent
850mb 
jet as well midday Thursday. Timing of the 
instability surge
and juxtaposition with strongest deep-layer 
shear might be critical,
but somewhere in our forecast area we are currently 
progged to have
2000-2500 
J/kg lined up with >50kt deep layer 
shear, which is
impressive. Forecast trends will need to be monitored. 
SPC`s Day 6
outlook is vague on the area but mentions the possibility of needing
to introduce an one or more 15% areas for Thursday when guidance
comes into better agreement.
Upper 
shortwave actually begins to approach later on Friday so 
pops
remain in the forecast until then. However, depending on the actual
timing of the 
front itself, cannot rule out an insitu increase in
instability right along the 
front where there would be a local
enhancement in deep layer 
shear, but uncertainty is quite high on
when the 
front would push through. 
Pops remain high as in line with
the blends but timing will 
likely change in subsequent forecasts.
Looks like we may get a couple of rounds of severe weather late next week.