No, I'm not expecting a NW trend with the low. I'm still going with the low staying in the Gulf. The question still remains rather if the low tracks further inland to generate CAD. If the low tracks further off of the southeastern coast, more snow would occur east of the mountains. I'm also thinking that a microhigh may build over the northeastern US as the low tracks towards the southeast due to sinking air to the north. Either way, I believe that the low would track east of the mountains, either further inland, on the coast or just off of the southeastern coast. The exact track is unknown, but the track of low is going to play a huge factor of p-type. I'm still thinking there would be wrap around snow with this system. The previous run of the Euro showed a triple phase, which if a triple phase occurs, this storm system would be stronger than what the GFS is showing. So, with that being said, I believe the GFS is underdoing the strength of low and moisture content becuase I'm considering the triple phase from the previous Euro. I think there would deep cold air coming far south on the back side due to a negative tilt trough. Also due to a possible triple phase, this storm system is going to amp quickly.
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