link :
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/E ... icane.html
45% probability of a below normal tropical eastern North Pacific
13-15 TS
6-8 H
2-4 MH
NOAA 2004 EPAC OUTLOOK
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Re: NOAA 2004 EPAC OUTLOOK
*StOrmsPr* wrote:link :
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/E ... icane.html
45% probability of a below normal tropical eastern North Pacific
13-15 TS
6-8 H
2-4 MH
Clip from the link above..dated 6-17-04
For the 2004 tropical eastern North Pacific hurricane season, the ACE index is expected to be 65%-95% of the median. The main climate signals for this prediction are the expected continuation of ENSO neutral conditions through August 2004, combined with the ongoing trend of reduced eastern North Pacific hurricane activity observed since 1995. This reduced activity has occurred coincident with generally above-normal Atlantic hurricane seasons observed since 1995.
Busy Atlantic season is ahead..
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