NU Online News Service, Dec. 20, 3:59 p.m. EST
While forecasts for this past hurricane season were largelyaccurate regarding the number of storms, shorter term weatherpatterns managed to steer these storms away from the U.S.,according to a story that will appear in NationalUnderwriter magazine.
The story, written by Peter Dailey, assistant vice president,director of atmospheric science at AIR Worldwide, notes that thejet stream's position over North America acted as a barrier thatkept many storms over open water this past hurricane season.
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