There is certainly the remote possibility that enough spacing between the first and second wave could allow for that 2nd wave to cut to Cincinnati, which would bring back the solution we were seeing a couple days ago.
It makes sense.
As the first wave trends beefier, it surpresses heights in its wake that forces the 2nd wave further south, along with the better forcing/moisture.
I think he meant in terms of the epic amounts. Those might end up south of the border.
But in terms of getting a decent storm, then yeah, that seems to be guaranteed for Southern MI.
The 12z EURO is also slightly drier.
I will make a final call after the 00z run, but the 10-15" prediction I made earlier (with isolated higher amounts) doesn't look too bad