Is this what Stewart is saying? Models they were using to forecast the subtropical high had bad info, thus the model trends to the right. Now he's expecting a shift back to the west on the 00z run. I don't like the two "disturbing" comments he made in both his 5pm and 11pm discussion.
BTW...what time is 00Z in laymen's terms?
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