News and Publications
Seminars and Services
Government Affairs
About NAMIC
|
|
Read
posted on April 4, 2007
'Very Active' Hurricane Season Predicted; Global Warming Effect on Hurricanes Debunked
The East and Gulf Coast regions are gearing up for what has been predicted to be a much more active hurricane season than normal. According to forecasters at the Tropical Meteorology Project at Colorado State University, 17 tropical storms-nine of them hurricanes, five of those reaching magnitudes of a Category 3, 4, or 5-will develop during the 2007 hurricane season. The season begins on June 1 and ends on Nov. 30.
For free access to this article, you must be a registered user of NAMIC Online.
Not a registered user of NAMIC Online. Register today, it's free.Get access to complete news article archives, and have access to other special reports. Learn about the benefits of becoming a registered user. 
|
Latest Issue News
New Jersey: Assembly Members to Host Coastal Insurance Forum (7/15/2008)
Massachusetts: Senate-approved Coastal Property Bill Awaiting Action in House (7/15/2008)
House Action Increases Hopes for Building Codes Passage (7/15/2008)
Receive State-specific Updates
Receive e-mail updates from NAMIC Online regarding the states of most interest to you. You will only receive an e-mail when new stories are posted, and only for those states you select. No new news...no e-mail.
= access available only to registered users from NAMIC-member companies