All I’m paying attention to right now is the baroclinic zone setting up. I don’t buy suppressed solutions at this range because historically, it’s going to ride that gradient, which is not only a good storm for us, it’s a memorable one. Like I said earlier today. There would be no death wish greater than having the jackpot over us at day 6. Patience, it’s coming west with time. It’s a climatologically ripe storm for us, not to even mention that consistently, every model underperforms at this range with the extent of the moisture to the NW. I cannot count on my hand how many times I’ve seen this depiction at day 6, only for it to be a huge storm for WNC, ETN and SW VA.