A Hurricane's Polar opposite!!!

The fucking thirty or so foot waves caused by Hurricanes might derail the plan for a cooler than average autumn this time over the Atlantic Ocean? Whatever effect it does have on near-term climate and weather, perhaps it be best if nature itself could organize areas of wind with origins in the middle, propagating wind from that origin. In other words, the exact opposite of a Hurricane. This type of propagating wind idea is very reminiscent of what often has occurred recently over central eastern Antarctica; but in Antarctica, the patterns are quite enormous, and I was also thinking about something akin to that over the tropics and subtropical zones, but much smaller and more numerous.