That isn't the trough and possible cutoff system. The one aforementioned comes with another surge behind this one over the weekend, a secondary cold front. Matthew seems to have moved too quickly to time itself with that trough as people have thought.
Thanks for that comment to what I was seeing - I've been too busy today to look at the big picture (lol), though another poster mentioned that the secondary front is currently in Montana - that's a long way from Matthew...
The other poster asked about reformation (offshore) and someone asked that on TWC this morning, but we know that tropical systems are unique in that they do not do what northeaster's do when energy is transferred from a weakening inland low to a low forming off the coast - once a tropical cyclone moves inland it's like a fish out of water...
Frank