Dr. Gray & the Colorado State team have released their updated outlook for the season:
" We foresee an active Atlantic basin tropical cyclone season in 2006; however, we have reduced our projection for 2006 hurricane activity from our earlier forecasts. Landfall probabilities for the 2006 hurricane season are projected to be above their long-
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On the upside, shearing events have slowly come down to season norms - SSTs a tiny bit higher than norm, overall; a phat LCE is sitting pretty in the middle of the GOM - and about where it was last year; fronts continue to push a little further south than normal - allowing for warm core systems to form along them if/when they stall; the wave train off of Africa has been phenomenal this year; the SER is gradually coming into favorable position.
Think it's coming together for August. Wild cards exist, however. All of that SAL action certainly cuts both ways, for example - and so far seemingly negative for development.
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I have been entertaining for several weeks the possibility of the east pac well-outpacing the Atlantic this year.
By the way, have you seen those water temps just off socal!?
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