There is no doubt that the 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season broke nearly every record possible. Does this mean that it was just an anomaly; that is to say the Hurricane Season from Hell? Or is there more to follow in the 2006 Hurricane Season?

You have to remember that in the over all scope of the history of our planet these storms are not nearly as bad as they could get and although living in the current and present period that is hard to believe, it really is the truth.

Some SuperStorm theorists and there are many scientists and Sci Fi Writers along this line of thinking believe that these Hurricanes will continue at the 2005 Atlantic Tropical Season rates. Some of these researchers believe this due to their observations of climate change and others due to the observations of the Hurricane Intensity and the cycles, which are mimicking those of past periods.

Judging from these past 2-3 decade long Hurricane cycles we could be starting the second decade of fierce Hurricanes now. Thus expect 20 more years of this level of activity, perhaps a little less than in 2005 and somewhere between 2004 and 2005 is what meteorologists are thinking now.

Some who follow the geological history of the Earth warn that Southern Florida is nothing more than a giant sandbar and no one is guaranteed anything, someday in the future Florida will not look like it does right now? In our generations no one seriously is under the belief that will happen, but a few do and well things are a little hotter than normal in many regions of the open Atlantic as well as surface temperatures in the Caribbean and Gulf waters. Will the 2006 Hurricane Season start early this year? Will it be as rough and tough as the 2005 Hurricane Season was? Time will tell. Think on this in 2006.

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