Their prediction for an active 2007 hurricane season has risen from 60% above the norm (Feb forecast) to 75% above the norm (March forecast).Their total numbers continue to inch up from their previous forecasts.
http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/
TSR March 2007 Forecast: 17/9/4
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Hurricaneman wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:Florida is doomed.........again.
But then again it could be North Carolina, the Northeast or texas too, but you very well could be right
Lets face it- the past 3 years have taught us that Mother Nature hates Florida, and parts of the Gulf Coast as well. Aparently, she likes the East Coast a little more now.
PS: to fact, begining of April.
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Evil Jeremy wrote:Hurricaneman wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:Florida is doomed.........again.
But then again it could be North Carolina, the Northeast or texas too, but you very well could be right
Lets face it- the past 3 years have taught us that Mother Nature hates Florida, and parts of the Gulf Coast as well. Aparently, she likes the East Coast a little more now.
PS: to fact, begining of April.
If the storm is coming in from the Atlantic Florida is doomed and so is Texas if it continues westerly.
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fact789 wrote:When is the next NHC/grey prediction?
You can check the list of dates prior to June 1 in the countdown thread.But anyway the date is below.
April 3.
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What I dont like a bit from the outlook is how active the MDR area will be if all pans out like they say it will and of course that area concerns all of us that live in the Eastern Caribbean islands (Leewards,Windwards,U.S/British Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico).However,it also has to be of concern how they increase the landfall probabilities for the U.S. coastline.
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Evil Jeremy wrote:Florida is doomed.........again.
If we see anything like a Charley storm that goes right through the middle of Florida, then yeah FL is doomed.
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WeatherEmperor wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:Florida is doomed.........again.
I have read through it all and I cant find where it says the potential for which area of the US is most at risk. Where did you find the information there that indicates Florida is in trouble? Can anybody help me find it?
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Weathe Emperor it may have not been stated, but were assuming by looking at the data, I'll give u 1, This big High Pressure in the Atlantic is what steers the storms and as u can see it stretches through caribbean and most of time stretching up to coast line of Florida up along near Northcarolina. right now there's high pressure over U.S that pushed High Pressure "Bermuda High" further away from land
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/slp_00.gif
if u like to see it daily: click on sea level pressure Analysis. Please note this website and many more was posted on sticky
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/
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