I'm back on the fence for tomorrow.
Just looked at the 0Z ETA. Temps remain very warm at 850mb, warming significantly by 0Z Sunday. Originally, I felt the cap would be breakable due to the arrival of upper level support, but...
...the best vorticity at 500mb looks to be delayed until closer to Sunday morning. Granted, the ETA probably isn't picking up on the little bits of shortwave energy likely to pass overhead beforehand, but the fact that the BEST energy may arrive too late doesn't increase my confidence any.
With afternoon temps in the low to mid 90s, the cap will at least take a beating. Other side of that coin, however, is the high temp/dewpoint depression - so, pretty high-based storms if something fires.
I'm not sure. I'm in the mood to chase, but Woodward (my target) is a LONG way from DFW on this sort of conditional day. I'll admit that a couple of this evening's dryline storms looked interesting on radar and satellite, but it took until after 0Z before they really got going. With a potentially stronger cap tomorrow, I'm wondering if the long drive is worth an hour or two of chase time, especially when the chance of any tornado time is pretty much nil.
I'm going to make my decision before I go to bed...I guess I'll wait up for the 6Z Day 1 to see what the guys behind the glass think.