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Read it here:
http://hurricane.atmos.colostate.edu/Fo ... pr2010.pdf

No surprises. Looks like a very active season. He's predicting 15 named storms and 8 hurricanes, 4 of which may be Category 3-4-5.. But just remember that Ike wasn't a "major hurricane" at landfall.

whew, I thought he was going to go over that...I am at 14/8/3 so close enough.. ..

..We are going to have some big ones this year I an afraid. Ike was no major and look at the wind damage and power outages. 5 days for me and my power is underground. If any good news is IF we were to get a major alot of trees have been pruned back or cut down during Ike. Maybe less power outages but probably more roof damage. If you still have a blue tarp on your roof, well you are not in a good position right now IF we were to have one blow through...

PT, I am still waiting on my strongest hurricane to hit Galveston/Houston with sustained winds inland above 74mph....having a hard time with this one?

WXMN57- look forward to Phil speaking at the upcoming engagement in May...

Yep Paul, I will be there also. Looking forward to May 21st. There will be lots of good information.

Katdaddy wrote:Yep Paul, I will be there also. Looking forward to May 21st. There will be lots of good information.

Lets sit together as I dont have to hang out with the any one group this year. I will PM you as we get closer...

maybe SRain can join also?

Sound good Paul. An active season ahead.

Paul wrote:

Katdaddy wrote:Yep Paul, I will be there also. Looking forward to May 21st. There will be lots of good information.

Lets sit together as I dont have to hang out with the any one group this year. I will PM you as we get closer...

maybe SRain can join also?

wxman57 has been "hinting" for me to join in. We will see.

Of the analogs they have 1998 is the one I like the most but without any direct hit like Georges did here in Puerto Rico.

Cycloneye wrote:Of the analogs they have 1998 is the one I like the most but without any direct hit like Georges did here in Puerto Rico.

I think you may well get to share in some of the "hurricane fun" this year, cycloneye. Direct hits there are rare, though.

Cycloneye wrote:Of the analogs they have 1998 is the one I like the most but without any direct hit like Georges did here in Puerto Rico.

Louis, if I was a betting man PR will get some glancing blows this year..hopefully nothing to bad....

srainhoutx wrote:

Paul wrote:

Katdaddy wrote:Yep Paul, I will be there also. Looking forward to May 21st. There will be lots of good information.

Lets sit together as I dont have to hang out with the any one group this year. I will PM you as we get closer...

maybe SRain can join also?

wxman57 has been "hinting" for me to join in. We will see.

we will start a collection for your entry fee....

Paul wrote:
we will start a collection for your entry fee....

Thanks Paul. I was hoping wxman57 would foot the bill since he stated on Weather Man's Day he did not need the money.

Paul wrote:whew, I thought he was going to go over that...I am at 14/8/3 so close enough.. ..

..We are going to have some big ones this year I an afraid. Ike was no major and look at the wind damage and power outages. 5 days for me and my power is underground. If any good news is IF we were to get a major alot of trees have been pruned back or cut down during Ike. Maybe less power outages but probably more roof damage. If you still have a blue tarp on your roof, well you are not in a good position right now IF we were to have one blow through...

PT, I am still waiting on my strongest hurricane to hit Galveston/Houston with sustained winds inland above 74mph....having a hard time with this one?

WXMN57- look forward to Phil speaking at the upcoming engagement in May...

Here is the link Paul.
http://forums.khou.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=138

Sounds about what I predicted. I expect changes though.