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[MeganC]

I predict the exact opposite. That’s a pretty safe bet with pronouncements from the Obama Adminstration!

[rarestia]

*yawn* I like how they’ve been moving the goalposts on what they consider a storm. Years ago it was predicted hurricanes. Now it’s predicted storms, period. Of course it sounds worse. Fact is, we haven’t had a major hurricane make landfill in several years.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I hope so, we haven’t seen a good tropical system around here in years.

[PROCON]

Meh, no more accurate than this..

[Tupelo]

deja vu all over again and again and again and again and again .

I think I have seen that headline in late May every hear fro the past 10-15 years. Globull Warming, doncha know.

[headstamp 2]

Unless they don’t occur.

[b4its2late]

Of course they do. El Nino is waning, La Nina is building. There is bound to be a change of some kind.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Their predictions are so much more accurate when they predict the “past year’s hurricanes and tropical storms” ... they probably should stick to what they are good at!

[Daaave]

2016: 'Feds expect more Atlantic tropical storms'

2017: 'Less tropical storms than expected'

[trebb]

The longer we go with lower than average storms, the more likely we have a few more. Make that prediction long enough and eventually it will come true.

What does Jim Cantori say?