Useful sites for hurricane information, images, and data
Written by Glenn Letham (GISuser editor)
05 September 2004
NOAA recently reiterated its May 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook by calling for 12 to 15 tropical storms, with six to eight becoming hurricanes. According to NOAA, The main factor influencing the Atlantic hurricane season again this year is the active Atlantic multi-decadal signal, which includes a continuation of warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures across the tropical Atlantic. Read on for some useful pointers to help you access the latest images and data on hurricanes.
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NOAA recently reiterated its May 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook by calling for 12 to 15 tropical storms, with six to eight becoming hurricanes. According to NOAA, The main factor influencing the Atlantic hurricane season again this year is the active Atlantic multi-decadal signal, which includes a continuation of warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures across the tropical Atlantic. Read on for some useful pointers to help you access the latest images and data on hurricanes.
