That seems to be the pattern today. Euro and gfs both did that. That might be the path to a light event. Seems the possibility to have the primary run under us is basically gone.
Don't know about snow vs. rain, but the EPS follows the trend of a shift southward. Interestingly (disappointingly?), look at how the 850mb temps on the mean don't really budge in our area despite the track changes. But the arctic air aloft has moved south in Canada clearly. The 850mb warm front is pretty stagnant over the last few runs.
In addition to a shift south, a clearer trend on the gfs over the last 24hrs is for a faster shortwave. I think that’s a good trend for us as it keeps it closer to this weekends storm and therefore closer to the cold air that storm brings in.
Looks like the I95 split hinted at by the euro and NAM before last night did occur with jackpotville locations around 1” and a secondary max of about 0.5” SE of the urban corridor. Biggest issue was precip dried out generally.