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posted on April 5, 2006
Colorado State University Forecast Team Continues to Predict Another Very Active Hurricane Season for 2006
On Tuesday, April 4, the Colorado State University forecast team maintained its earlier prediction for the 2006 hurricane season. The U.S. Atlantic basin will likely experience another very active season, but most likely with fewer landfalling intense hurricanes than in 2005 - the costliest, most destructive hurricane season ever.
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