Euro already shows a bombogenesis from hour 174 and on. It drops over 24 millibars in less than 24 hours in fact it drops 35 millibars from 174-198 hours as the low comes up the coast. Classic nor’easter signature. That’s a bombing out low. remember every model has problems reading the dynamic cooling and evaporative cooling. They are 99% of the time warmer than what they should be especially at the onset. What happens after they are better but that usually consists of a inland low, this would be a miller A which wouldn’t consist of any warm layer surging up. This would be getting colder and colder but the model doesn’t show that, and that’s why in my opinion is wrong. Euro does show a benchmark track