THE 2008 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON STARTS JUNE 1st.
STORMS CAN STILL OCCUR BEFORE & AFTER THE 'OFFICIAL' SEASON.
Olga Proved That Just Last Year...

National Hurricane Center

National Weather Service Watches and Warnings


National Hurricane Conference News
UPDATE - The Colorado State April Forecast for 2008 is Out
Quick numbers: 15 named storms, 8 hurricanes, 4 intense


Left to Right - Danny Musten, Bill Read (NHC Director), John Van Pelt, Brandon McLamb

We were in Orlando for our appearance at the National Hurricane Conference.
As part of the event, we were on around 40 TV stations all over America, in one morning,
during Energizer's Plan. Prepare. Protect. satellite media tour.
Here's a wrap-up video from our trip.

Visit the GetSET Huricane Center page here and check out our video page for more.


UNC-TV Hurricane
North Carolina Now
Watch It.

John Van Pelt PPP
Plan. Prepare. Protect.
Nat'l Hurricane Conf.
YouTube. Watch It.

JOhn Van Pelt Bill Proenza
NHC Director
P3 Hurr. Hunter Visit
Watch It.

The P3 Hurricane Hunter Visited NC


We went to see it in Elizabeth City, NC. Watch this great video with Bill Proenza, the NHC director at the time and Michelle Mainelli, Hurricane Specialist.

We've posted a couple of the shots from the trip here and will have more up later.
Storm Education Team Storm Archive Map


Click here to see the locations where we've documented past storms.

2007 SEASON ARCHIVE
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Over 100 People Died In The Caribbean. 190,000 Lost Power As The Storm Hit Canada.
Stayed At Sea.
Used Up A Name!

It Was A Hurricane At Landfall...
This One Was A Fish Storm, Too.
This One Was A Fish Storm.
Surprising Everybody By Making Hurricane Strength, It Put At Least 100,000 People Out
Of Power While Breaking The Record For
The Quickest Near Landfall Depression
To Hurricane Intensification.
Much Needed Rain Soaked Parts Of Coastal NC
With A Little Flooding.
It Went From Depression To A CAT5 In Less Than 2 Days, Then Set A Record... The First Time For Two CAT 5 Landfalls In A Single Season.
He Made It To Cat 5, But The Impacts Could Have Been Much Worse. The Track Was The Key.
Erin's Flooding Was Deadly.
ALL Tropical systems can kill!
Erin caused a similar number of deaths in the U.S. as a Tropical Depression (and the remnants thereof) that Dean killed as a major hurricane along it's entire path.

2006 Storm Archives
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The ONLY official Tropical related WARNINGS and ADVISORIES in the U.S. come from the National Hurricane Center OR the Hydrological Prediction Center. Visit the NHC site here. Visit the HPC site here