The above graphic is a "mid-season" report card
on the Hurricane Alley.net initial 2011 Seasonal Forecast for landfall.
Click on the graphic to enlarge and you will see that so far this season our
forecast for landfalls has been relatively accurate once again. We did not
foresee the Louisiana coast , the Haitian southwest coast , or the east
coast of Puerto Rico as having anything more than a normal threat for
landfall. On the other hand , we have accurately forecast the Mexican
Gulf coast , the eastern Yucatan Peninsula , the southern Texas coast , the
northern Leewards , the Bahamas , North Carolina , and the Northeast as
having moderate to high risk of landfall. Not too bad for a forecast
issued the 1st of June. We believe that the latter half of the season
will see formation in the northwest Caribbean , and as a result , still
expect that the southern 3rd of the Florida peninsula , and western Cuba
will be impacted.
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