Mobils data showed the 0w-40 to come in @ 3.6 Cp and I saw some data on the 15w-50 Tri-synthetic that showed a value of approx 5.0 for that formulation. The 0w-30/5w-30/10w-30 are about where there were with the trisyn, in the 3.0 Cp to 3.2 Cp range.
You can get a pretty good idea of the HT/HS by looking at the kinematic or low shear rate viscosity @ 100C:
9.5-10.5 Cst @ 100C--3.0-3.3
Most xw-30 "energy conserving formulations sold in
the US fall in this range
11-12 Cst @ 100C ----3.5-3.7
14 Cst @ 100C =------3.6-3.9
15-16 Cst @ 100C-----4.1-4.3
Most 15w-40's are in that range
18-20 Cst @ 100C-----4.8-5.2
A 5w-50 is going to be at the low end and a 20w-50 at the high end.