HSVweather
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Yeah, it’s just been fun to post and follow even though there is little to no chance to verify at this point.Yeah I'm not surprised. The GFS has a history of this it's why I've been cautious all along
Yeah, it’s just been fun to post and follow even though there is little to no chance to verify at this point.
The only thing though, the GFS doesn’t have a hurricane forming in 50knt shear. The image above showing 50knts of shear is picking up on the well established anticyclone over the hurricane. If you notice the Euro is showing the same thing, only the anticyclone is over the weaker storm forming to the south.There's three things that happen in life.
Death
Taxes
and GFS forming hurricanes in 50 kt wind shear in May.
I agree 100% I believe a name storm is coming from this may be sloppy but named. Also I can see this in the gulf for sure.It hurts me to say this cause I love Hurricanetrack, but I think comparing the current 12z GFS run to a single 12z GFS run initialized last Thursday is kind of amateurish for Mr. Suddath. Todays, 12z run are right in line with some of the 00z-18z Operational Runs that were initialized between May 11 to 13th of last week. The GFS has been incredibly consistent for the past 8-12 days, and has had some support from other models that are coming within range. I'd say there's 30-40% shot this forms on the Atlantic Side.