Perks is the GFS is beyond bad with CAD wedges so botterline temps like above at this range is eyebrow raising. But again we have to time this thing perfectly. Like I said last night, from a MSLP look it’s a text book 50/50, with stream separation from our S/W sliding east and raised heights over the northeast, but there’s nothing to lock in the cold air as the northern stream is still pretty progressive with no -NAO. Right now we need to slow the 50/50 down and allow our cold air feed to really get in place while also speeding up the S/W and having it strong enough to help tap into the cold air feed. The good news is S/W almost always ends up being quicker but it’s a matter of how much.
