Euro and GFS are both trending slower and slower with the shortwave. Before long, there isn't going to be anything to keep the storm suppressed at upper levels. What that would result in is the surface high sliding offshore as the moisture moves in, with some insitu CAD in the favored regions with a Miller B surface low that could begin as frozen before many would change over - similar to the events we've already seen. Could end up being a big winter storm for Virginia on northward depending on how far north it goes. That's been my general idea for the past few days and it still seems to me that's where we are headed in the guidance. Others are welcome to disagree as I'm sure they do!
In fact, one could argue the Euro is catching up to the GFS solution.
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