Which states will see in 2004 more tropical systems?

[GulfBreezer]

No doubt it will be Florida

Here in Pensacola we have to get hit this year, its been too long!

Where in P'cola? Is this Sir Cane?

[Stephanie]

I voted for Florida because I have this weird feeling that something big is going to happen here this year!!

I feel the same way!

I hope that the MidAtlantic/NE can get in on it as well - at least a minor one.

[Amanzi]

I voted for Florida because I have this weird feeling that something big is going to happen here this year!!

HG shhhhhhhhhhhh!!! I live to close to you to hear you say that!

[USAwx1]

No doubt it will be Florida

Here in Pensacola we have to get hit this year, its been too long!

Where in P'cola? Is this Sir Cane?

ummm....I would be MUCH more concerned w/ the Atlantic Side.

[cycloneye]

Let's see if some more votes are posted for this important poll.

[hcane]

see the following.....

http://www.hurricanealley.net/lndfrcstt200401.htm

[TexasStooge]

I know Florida's gonna get tons of them, but I'll say Texas.

[AussieMark]

I say Texas.

It has had more tropical activity in recent years than Florida.

ANd lets not forget Texas is the #2 state as far as tropical acticity is concerned.

[AussieMark]

2 of the Analog years being used for this by Dr William Gray.

1961 and 1980 had a Major Hurricane landfall in Texas.

another year was 2001 which of course had Tropical Storm Allison.

This points towards Texas getting it this year.

Just my opinion of course.

[Guest]

Kinda suprised i have yet to see anyone mention the Caribbean? Namely the Virgin Isld's over to Puerto Rico? Sorry Luis but with the way things are Looking with the steering patterns that look to be shaping up one cannot ignore the ISLAND'S down in the Caribbean. They would be in my high risk area as well as the Florida westcoast over to SE.LA. With two focal points being between Tampa and the Keys and the other from SE.LA over to Pensacola, FL. Then my other area of most concern would be from Hatteras up the coast to the NE.

Just remember folks the areas mentioned above is what i think has the highest "chance" of seeing a land falling system (Hurricane)and does not mean it wont happen elsewhere outside the areas i mentioned above.

One prediction that i wish would have busted.

[cycloneye]

Kinda suprised i have yet to see anyone mention the Caribbean? Namely the Virgin Isld's over to Puerto Rico? Sorry Luis but with the way things are Looking with the steering patterns that look to be shaping up one cannot ignore the ISLAND'S down in the Caribbean. They would be in my high risk area as well as the Florida westcoast over to SE.LA. With two focal points being between Tampa and the Keys and the other from SE.LA over to Pensacola, FL. Then my other area of most concern would be from Hatteras up the coast to the NE.

Just remember folks the areas mentioned above is what i think has the highest "chance" of seeing a land falling system (Hurricane)and does not mean it wont happen elsewhere outside the areas i mentioned above.

One prediction that i wish would have busted.

Well Puerto Rico got a strong tropical storm Jeanne but our friends in Grenada ,Jamaica, Cayman Islands got hammered by Ivan.But in terms of this poll Sadly I nailed it as we know Florida was the state that got almost all.

[CharleySurvivor]

Not that I want more but I say Florida also.

[cycloneye]

Interesting to look back at this poll that I made in early may.

[Stormsfury]

I voted for Florida because I have this weird feeling that something big is going to happen here this year!!

And your weird feeling couldn't have been more correct ...

Kinda suprised i have yet to see anyone mention the Caribbean? Namely the Virgin Isld's over to Puerto Rico? Sorry Luis but with the way things are Looking with the steering patterns that look to be shaping up one cannot ignore the ISLAND'S down in the Caribbean. They would be in my high risk area as well as the Florida westcoast over to SE.LA. With two focal points being between Tampa and the Keys and the other from SE.LA over to Pensacola, FL. Then my other area of most concern would be from Hatteras up the coast to the NE.

Just remember folks the areas mentioned above is what i think has the highest "chance" of seeing a land falling system (Hurricane)and does not mean it wont happen elsewhere outside the areas i mentioned above.



One prediction that i wish would have busted

Good call all the way from back in May, KOW... whether the call is a popular or unpopular one, you have to call it like you see it, and that you did ...

SF

[cycloneye]

KOW painfully you said it right about Puerto Rico being affected by a system in 2004 and that was Jeanne a good call that you made.I will do a similar poll in 2005 so let's do it again next year.