From Dozier's Waterway Guide:
The 2014 Atlantic hurricane season is now officially closed – and conditions are not conducive for any late surprises.
“Arthur" was the first named storm, and the lone hurricane to make landfall this season. He glanced off the nose of North Carolina's Outer Banks causing little more than a windy, rainy 4th of July for the mid-Atlantic coast.
Coincidentally, the only named storm to make landfall last year was also the first named storm, Andrea, which brought tornadoes, heavy rain, and minor flooding to portions of Florida, eastern Georgia and eastern South Carolina – very early in June 2013.
That makes two tame years in a row. Let's hope for the same in 2015 - but don't count on it!
The 2016 Hurricane Season starts June 1. Look for predictions from NOAA and AccuWeather in the spring.
The 2014 Atlantic hurricane season is now officially closed – and conditions are not conducive for any late surprises.
“Arthur" was the first named storm, and the lone hurricane to make landfall this season. He glanced off the nose of North Carolina's Outer Banks causing little more than a windy, rainy 4th of July for the mid-Atlantic coast.
Coincidentally, the only named storm to make landfall last year was also the first named storm, Andrea, which brought tornadoes, heavy rain, and minor flooding to portions of Florida, eastern Georgia and eastern South Carolina – very early in June 2013.
That makes two tame years in a row. Let's hope for the same in 2015 - but don't count on it!
The 2016 Hurricane Season starts June 1. Look for predictions from NOAA and AccuWeather in the spring.