http://www.wxresearch.com/outlook/hur2005.htm
Hurricanealley.com update, Upper Texas Coast: 2005 High Risk
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gatorcane
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This map doesn't mean anything in my opinion. Basically all of the East coast US is at high risk and the entire Caribbean is? Well duh right? There is no evidence or process behind creating this map in my opinion....don't zone in on this at all. The upper Texas coast is no more at risk than any place else on the East Coast U.S.
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Derek Ortt
KatDaddy wrote:The Weather Research Center also has Texas at a 70%.
If I'm interpreting their verification correctly, they haven't done so hot in the past.
http://www.wxresearch.com/outlook/fcst.htm
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For what is worth regarding the Weather Research Center, here is some of their reasoning. It will be many years before we predict what part of the coastline will experience a landfalling storm months in advance
http://www.wxresearch.com/outlook/sunhist.htm
As It was aptly stated before by Chad. Everyone living in a hurricane prone area better be prepared every hurricane season.
http://www.wxresearch.com/outlook/sunhist.htm
As It was aptly stated before by Chad. Everyone living in a hurricane prone area better be prepared every hurricane season.
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They have Nova Scotia, in the Canadian Maritimes listed as a RED. Hope they don't get another Juan kinda storm 