markymark8 wrote:Oh yeah a cat 4 is coming.
Noooooooo this season is basically OVER!!!
I rareley check the Tropical Satellite Imagery out anymore. Why??? Because I have been tracking hurricanes for 22 years and I am smart enough to know when conditions are unfavorable for development. October and November are the least active months for Hurricanes on record and the unfavorable atmosphere pattern in the Atlantic does not seem to be going anywhere for a while. Goodbye 2005 and be glad everyone!!! It has been a record breaking deadley year.
Forecasters warn of boost in October hurricanes
Gannett News Service
Oct. 4, 2005 12:00 AM
Hurricane researchers at Colorado State University announced Monday that October could be another bad month for storms, with an above-average chance that another hurricane will make landfall.
"We project that October will continue the trend of above-average activity that we have witnessed in the preceding four months," researcher William Gray said in a statement. "This year is already the most destructive hurricane season on record. We expect that by the time the 2005 hurricane season is over, we will witness seasonal tropical cyclone activity at or very near record levels."
Gray's team is predicting three named storms this month, two hurricanes and one major hurricane, nearly twice the usual tropical storm activity for October.
