Extended range forecast of atlantic seasonal hurricane activity and u. S. Landfall strike probability for 2007
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2 Professor Emeritus of Atmospheric Science 3 Research Associate 4 In order to facilitate easier comparison with other seasonal forecasting groups (e.g., NOAA, Tropical Storm Risk, etc.), we have decided to start predicting an Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) index as part of our seasonal forecasts. ACE is defined to be a measure of a named storm’s potential for wind and storm surge destruction defined as the sum of the square of a named storm’s maximum wind speed (in 104 knots2) for each 6-hour period of its existence. ACE is similar to the Hurricane Destruction Potential (HDP) index that we forecast for a number of years. Directory: content -> documents documents -> Extended range forecast of atlantic seasonal hurricane activity and landfall strike probability for 2013 documents -> Extended range forecast of atlantic seasonal hurricane activity and u. S. Landfall strike probability for 2009 documents -> Extended range forecast of atlantic seasonal hurricane activity and u. S. Landfall strike probability for 2010 documents -> Summary of 2008 atlantic tropical cyclone activity and verification of author’s seasonal and monthly forecasts documents -> Summary of 2007 atlantic tropical cyclone activity and verification of author’s seasonal and monthly forecasts documents -> Extended range forecast of atlantic seasonal hurricane activity, individual monthly activity and u. S. Landfall strike probability for 2007 documents -> Forecast of atlantic hurricane activity for october-november 2007 and seasonal update through september documents -> European organisation for the safety of air navigation Download 227.6 Kb. Share with your friends:
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