Models will look far different in 4-5 days, but when isn't that the case.... 00z GFS in 15 minutes

Bellingham was a great place to score midwinter 60 s. They happened every winter I lived there, thanks to downsloping off the Chuckanut Mountains during episodes of strong, mild southerly flow. The temperature spikes would happen any time flow was suitable, day or night, and would end the instant the strong flow did. It was weird to walk outside on a January night and have the temperature feel more like a June night, then be much closer to climo norms by daybreak.

At this time of year you're more likely to get those with a large offshore trough and active pineapple express.

Eventually something different will show, it won’t be noise that disappears in the next run, and then the other models will start coming on board. And I’ll be excited, too. I’m only model-riding for 50 s and 60 s because it’s basically the only thing to model ride for right now.

Yes. Probably hits much of the NH mid-latitudes as well (in this hypothetical scenario).