I can't emphasize how huge the heights being too low is to the forecast. The GFS/GFDL track which were always nonsensical to me, now make perfect sense...and they are based on faulty data. The data that didn't have the dropsondes in it has been more reliable, and it makes perfect sense now why.
I am now thinking more and more that this thing may get in the GOM (sorry Phil)....
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