The southeast coast looks more liekly than the GFS at this point, however there's still long range ensemble members showing something in the gulf also, but later on (June 12th or so)

The euro ensemble tracks for the Southeast System, which may get a lemon on the outlook tomorrow.

The gfs is falling back on the idea it had earlier, going later and further west, which may wind up getting pushed into the east pacific. However worth noting is the euro ensembles here:

which are showing something there in the very long range. Just not what the GFS was showing.