It was always going to be a challenge to get the flow to back enough to allow the southern wave to gain much latitude, given the massive NA vortex- yes our beloved "50-50" low, which is actually a deep trough that is positioned too far west. It is sitting there and absorbing all the waves progressing off the coast, including the one that exits later tomorrow. What was to be our 'good storm' is a healthy southern stream wave, but there simply isn't enough spacing between it and the energy from the previous one being ingested into that vortex. Then we have the TPV lobe pressing in. In retrospect what we needed to happen was the southern wave to be slower and/or a phase with that NS energy. Without that, the southern wave can only track straight off the coast and out to sea, where it does induce a deepening surface low, but way too late, Hopefully we can get some decent wind out if it!