Floydbuster's 2005 Hurricane Season Forecast
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Floydbuster's 2005 Hurricane Season Forecast
Since 2002, I have given my annual forecast, so here it is::
NEUTRAL ENSO- Not too favorable, not too unfavorable.
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURES- Above average, especially in the East Atlantic.
EL NINO- Of everything I have heard, from Bill Gray, to other's opinions, I do not foresee an El Nino, atleast not any sigificant effects on this season.
QBO- I am mixed on this. Although, it seems to be less and less of an issue nowadays.
RIDGE- I am mixed on this as well, although, from what I heard, it appears likely that the ridge will build similar to last season.
NAMED STORMS: 14
HURRICANES: 8
MAJOR HURRICANES: 5
I think the United States will see about 5 impacts from systems, including three hurricanes, two of those being major hurricanes.
To see my "HYPOTHETICAL FORECAST" for individual storms, you may see it here:
http://www.freewebs.com/naso2005forecast/
Leave a comment if you like.
DISCLAIMER: This forecast is a personal opinion forecast, and you should not rely on this forecast for anything other than opinions.
NEUTRAL ENSO- Not too favorable, not too unfavorable.
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURES- Above average, especially in the East Atlantic.
EL NINO- Of everything I have heard, from Bill Gray, to other's opinions, I do not foresee an El Nino, atleast not any sigificant effects on this season.
QBO- I am mixed on this. Although, it seems to be less and less of an issue nowadays.
RIDGE- I am mixed on this as well, although, from what I heard, it appears likely that the ridge will build similar to last season.
NAMED STORMS: 14
HURRICANES: 8
MAJOR HURRICANES: 5
I think the United States will see about 5 impacts from systems, including three hurricanes, two of those being major hurricanes.
To see my "HYPOTHETICAL FORECAST" for individual storms, you may see it here:
http://www.freewebs.com/naso2005forecast/
Leave a comment if you like.
DISCLAIMER: This forecast is a personal opinion forecast, and you should not rely on this forecast for anything other than opinions.
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You got Hurricane Gert making landfall at Grand Isle as a Category 4! I know the forecast was just for fun and unless you are phychic, you don't know what is going to happen. I enjoyed reading it; though. I hope Grand Isle does not get a hurricane. It will wipe them off the map. Even a Tropical Storm puts the island under. I hope nothing happens in Destin, Florida August 4th through the 11th. That is when my condo is booked. And I want nothing but sunshine on my vacation.
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GUT. My gut has been odd and close some years, I can remember a few...
2002:
Hurricane Lili as a Cat 1 into SE Florida
2003:
Hurricane Fabian as a Cat 4 into Florida, and Isabel as a strong TS into the Panhandle.
2004:
Hurricane Charley as a Strong Cat 4 in the Gulf hitting Mexico.
Hurricane Frances as a strong Cat 1 into SW Florida
Hurricane Ivan as a major hurricane into North Carolina
Hurricane Karl as a Cat 2 into Gulf Shores, AL
2002:
Hurricane Lili as a Cat 1 into SE Florida
2003:
Hurricane Fabian as a Cat 4 into Florida, and Isabel as a strong TS into the Panhandle.
2004:
Hurricane Charley as a Strong Cat 4 in the Gulf hitting Mexico.
Hurricane Frances as a strong Cat 1 into SW Florida
Hurricane Ivan as a major hurricane into North Carolina
Hurricane Karl as a Cat 2 into Gulf Shores, AL
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I go by gut; too. But, only when the actual Hurricane would form never before. I predicted Bill would hit Cocodrie, LA as a tropical storm. I correctly predicted Lili, I knew we would be under the gun. But, at the last minute, I knew in my heart, we would once again be spared. I also was almost dead on for Ivan. I knew we would at least go under a warning, but I correctly predicted Gulf Shores, Alabama. I love reading your forecasts. Keep them coming. Who knows? Those predictions just might happen. 
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Nice forecast Mike! Here's mine:
Arlene - Out to sea TS
Bret - Ditto to Arlene
Cindy - Strong GOM TS, hits MS, minimal damage, but near hurricane
Dennis - Brushes southern FL, then Outer Banks, both as C1, then out to sea, little damage
Emily - C2 fish
Franklin - See Emily
Gert - The One, path is similar and cyclogenesis make this one almost a Frances clone, though not nearly as much damage....still, bad enough hitting Florida as a C3 (but weakened from a C4) and the central GOM as a surprising C2.
Harvey - C4, strongest of the year, threatens Outer Banks but heads out to sea
Irene - Similar to Cindy, but hits FL panhandle, little damage
Jose - A monstrous October C3 for the Keys before heading out to sea.
Katrina - Weak TS fish, but a caveat that if Jose isn't big, Katrina might be instead
Lee - Out to sea C1
Maria - Weak out to sea TS
No Nate or any further in 2005.
-Andrew92
Arlene - Out to sea TS
Bret - Ditto to Arlene
Cindy - Strong GOM TS, hits MS, minimal damage, but near hurricane
Dennis - Brushes southern FL, then Outer Banks, both as C1, then out to sea, little damage
Emily - C2 fish
Franklin - See Emily
Gert - The One, path is similar and cyclogenesis make this one almost a Frances clone, though not nearly as much damage....still, bad enough hitting Florida as a C3 (but weakened from a C4) and the central GOM as a surprising C2.
Harvey - C4, strongest of the year, threatens Outer Banks but heads out to sea
Irene - Similar to Cindy, but hits FL panhandle, little damage
Jose - A monstrous October C3 for the Keys before heading out to sea.
Katrina - Weak TS fish, but a caveat that if Jose isn't big, Katrina might be instead
Lee - Out to sea C1
Maria - Weak out to sea TS
No Nate or any further in 2005.
-Andrew92
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Nice forecast FB... The only thing I think I would disagree with you on is the lack of a Carolinas threat. I think Mark and I will be there again this year but this time dealing with a major hurricane. For some reason I have this feeling that it would be close to a cane like Floyd, Gloria, Emily, something like that. Huge hurricane with a real threat but pulls an Alex and skirts the coast..
Gulf Of Mexico may see a repeat of the 2002 season with one headed for the Texas coast. Could rival Bret in 1999.
Just a few of my own thoughts..
Jesse V. Bass III
http://www.vastormphoto.com
Hurricane Intercept Research Team
Gulf Of Mexico may see a repeat of the 2002 season with one headed for the Texas coast. Could rival Bret in 1999.
Just a few of my own thoughts..
Jesse V. Bass III
http://www.vastormphoto.com
Hurricane Intercept Research Team
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