#504 Postby weatherdude1108 » Tue Oct 07, 2014 9:12 am
Ntxw wrote:I don't buy the GFS at all, it is probably nuts. Yesterday it was trying to drive a large hurricane into Texas for the period mentioned, clearly it was smoking something. All but gone now meaning the 500mb flow it had was a joke. Severely -AO in the 3-5 sigma below with -NAO means the flow is being blocked. A deepening cyclone then would make sense since energy is forced to bundle between the ridges due to this blockage.
The GFS with the hurricane was a horrible idea, but it was the right idea (a deepening cyclone) in that sense. It's just not the hurricane, a mid latitude storm instead.

I saw that yesterday! I noticed the GFS late yesterday showed what looked like a hurricane moving up from the Caribbean, northwest into the Gulf, making a westward beeline towards central Texas, then getting caught in the westerlies, veering off to the northeast. I was confused on what it was picking up on(?). Thanks for clarifying. As long as it is some kind of rainmaker in the data, all is well.

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