No, it actually stays cold(ish) here in the east, as ridging goes bonkers out west, and trough is in east. Its not a deep trough, but enough cold on our side for once. Verbatim its not horrible, as if the trough went any deeper it'd likely lead to suppression depression. We remain close to the boundary, so simiar events like next in line would be more likely (if we get them). I'm only worride that the trough is shallow, and any further relaxation could be bad for us southern folk (forum wise). Verbatim using GEFS/GEPS it gets colder deeper into long range. If the ridge rolls over out west....we'd be cooked. Not seeing that tho.