That's why we like to get the shortwaves onshore. The GFS speeds up that southern streamer and keeps it potent right across the country. Previous runs lagged it back and had it get absorbed a bit by the trailing pacific ULL and then dampened downstream. Now we get the northern stream fropa and an attempt at getting the southern streamer up here. That's what I thought we had to have happen last night. I mean, this is still pretty much a crap solution, but congrats to those who want a colder rain. But at least there's a potential there to back something bigger and whiter into the region after a little CAA.