<p>I am a Floridian</p>
<p>It's going to be another wild year....all that latent heat drives the hurricanes...unfortunately for areas hit hard...</p>
<p>Yeah... we were given some of my AP Environmental Science coursework early to do over the summer to prevent getting behind again.</p>
<p>Same here I have lots of work to do this summer for school...</p>
<p>This year was intense, 'cos we lost a month (I live in Orlando). The eye ripped right through us, and a ton of schools lost power for a while.</p>
<p>I love hurricanes (did you guys see the green lightning and the mustard-colored skies?) but I hate that AP teachers panic about it insanely.</p>
<p>Dr. Grey up's forecast to 15 named, 8 hurricanes, 4 major</p>
<p>My personal forecast: 17 named, 10 hurricanes, 7 major; Due to warmer ocean temperatures than this time last year...Bermuda high may set up in similar position like last year due to hotter "polarized" sea-surface temps to force it southward and steer storms into Florida and Carolinas...</p>
<p>Frances-like storm:
Florida may see 1-2 storms, possibly major
Carolinas may see 1-2 storms, possibly major</p>
<p>Ivan-like storm:
The Gulf Coast may see 2 storms, one possibly extremely intense...
Cuba may see an extremely intense storm...</p>
<p>A storm may develop in July and impact the Gulf Coast with high waves on FL's west coast for good surf...</p>
<p>I have a strong dislike for hurricanes. The area I live in is supported by wells and in order to get water we need power so we didn't have power for like 2 weeks, life sucked!! Also cleaning up the aftermath of a hurricane is a lot of work, especially if you live in an area surrounded by trees like I do.</p>
<p>First day of hurricane season and we had tornadoes on our area of FL this morning!</p>
<p>Hurricanes are intensely exotic and curious forms of nature...but they are terrible for the damage they do....</p>
<p>Yes... the thunder storms all night.... it got so bad that I had to go to my mom's room which it was more quieter in there.</p>
<p>Scary stuff.</p>
<p>Here is a solution that no one will try and everyone will think is crazy. Fly a plane above the hurricane while it is out in the sea. Find the eye of the hurricane. Drop a guided bomb into the eye of the hurricane and detonate it once it is in the middle. Possibly the explosion would remove the oxygen from a portion of the hurricane wall and create a hole thereby disrupting the rotation of the air. As long as the bomb is dropped far away from land, there should not be any risk of injury to humans.</p>
<p>i don't trust any predictions about the severity of a hurricane season. i'm just glad that i won't be in fl anymore after august. yay inland college!</p>