Last year on 4/22, here in DFW we were sandwiched between the two modes, with the northern mode producing strong tornadoes along the Red River into southern OK, and the southern mode producing the long-track supercell from east/southeast TX into LA and even into MS(?), dropping sigtors along parts of its path. We ended up with a cap bust here.
Given the comparisons to that day (I am aware that nobody is necessarily calling for a repeat of that by any means), it seems like we might once again be sandwiched in that spot between the two main focuses for severe weather. Obviously that's not to say that we won't see any ourselves (we may or may not), but it does seem like we're getting caught in between two higher probability corridors again. One difference (of many) between tomorrow and 4/22/20 also lies in the surface temperatures. I remember last year, we were like in the mid-to-upper 80s, but this time around we well likely be 10+ degrees cooler.
Frankly, I could see an upgrade to enhanced by SPC, but probably for portions of eastern TX where the coverage of severe storms might warrant higher probabilities (in my opinion). Obviously would not be surprised to see storms get pretty grungy there though.