We're going to star the day cloudy and misty. There's no escaping that. What really helps us is that we got a healthy low and mid level jet to help us get at least some clearing. It's not like we're waiting for the warm front to struggle through the area.
So far, things appear to be on time, if anything the system is a tad north of everything and the activity is remarkable discrete down south. Not really congealing into a QLCS.
RAP is usually very stingy IIRC. I still think the major tornado risk is along and south of I-66 to DC to US 50 to SBY, but man it's not going to take that much for this to be a very memorable event in these parts even by my standards.
Let me remote into my work PC and I'll send you the SRM that I use.
EDIT: Our VPN is down for maintenance right now so I'll just share the SRM file tomorrow morning in this thread when I get in work.
People call bust too early almost every time with Dixie Alley events. Everything is going as scheduled, perhaps delayed an hour or two by the slightly stronger cap.
IMO, the biggest way we bust tomorrow is if the carolinas light up and steal everything. It's happened before and it might happen again this time, but we won't know until late tomorrow morning.