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Frank P
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2002 forecast
      #506 - Thu May 30 2002 02:06 PM

12 named storms
7 hurricanes
3 Cat 3+ storms
2 US landfall hurricanes
1 US landfall Cat 3+ hurricane
1 Hybrid (wanna be that NHC does not classify as tropical)


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Re: 2002 forecast (Here's mine!)
      #558 - Sat Jun 01 2002 11:34 AM

12 Named Storms
6 Hurricanes
2/3 Major Hurricanes
A fairly gusty season with a high landfall to named storm ratio.
What I expect:
2 tropical storms (1 moderate, 1 strong)
2 hurricanes (1 a strong cat.1, the other a strong 3)


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Steve
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Re: 2002 forecast (Here's mine!)
      #573 - Sun Jun 02 2002 12:21 AM

I posted this on the main thread, but here's my prediction:

I'm sticking with 13/8/3. Analog years do not bear out this many storms so if I am wrong, I am likely on the high side. I'm putting the bullseye on the entire SE US with a special emphasis on Mobile to Cedar Key and Miami up to Hatteras. A late season hybrid may threaten the VA-NJ coast but get kicked out. I am calling for 3 named storms - 2 hurricanes in the Gulf this year. Overall, the US gets hit with at least 3 landfalls classified at least as TD's.

Steve

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