GFS management of the H5 vortex north of ME is so different and therein lies the solution difference. GFS brings it over NNE and is slower to scoot it east vs other guidance. We'll keep an eye on this and see but I'm skeptical of that evolution given where the primary is starting. With all that said, one would think the GFS argues for a bigger solution on Sunday/Monday suppressing everything for a period afterwards. So if we get an upside surprise late weekend, consider the GFS as having a bit more validity.