My prediction is....
Up go the storm panels.. Down goes the storm panels.... up go the storm panels.... down go SOME of the storm panels.... etc...
Noaa 2007 Hurricane Season May Forecast=13-17 named storms
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To hial2.That is correct.I dont know how a private firm (Hurricane Alley) goes ahead and make predictions about High Risk,Moderate Risk and Low Risk landfall areas way before the season starts. I say that from the Mexican/Texas border to Maine all are at risk every season,no matter how active is.
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cycloneye wrote:To hial2.That is correct.I dont know how a private firm (Hurricane Alley) goes ahead and make predictions about High Risk,Moderate Risk and Low Risk landfall areas way before the season starts. I say that from the Mexican/Texas border to Maine all are at risk every season,no matter how active is.
My thoughts about coastal regions landfall risk predictions have always been that this is a disservice as it may promote a false sense of security. I see no value in it at all.
The private firm mentioned above explained on local tv that weather patterns that determine steering currents are set in place by February and that is why they forecast so early in the season. I'm not agreeing or disagreeing just relaying their explanation, as I understood it, to your question.
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You know, it doesent matter how much they predict, we all pretty much know its going to be a bad season when we already marked off andrea off the list and it shows signs of more threatning things to come, but to me i personally do not want to see 3-5 major hurricanes this year especially near the coast. and those track predictions they came out with, scares me, with me liveing on the SE coast with those long CV storms.
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