Weather and Climate Cycles Hurricane Forecasts

After 18 years of on going climate research and 40 years of meteorological and climatological experience, findings from this research is now being presented to Peers and the general public through symposiums, conferences, the GWO web pages, and now implementing the PFM mechanism into forecast models for regional hurricane landfall forecasts, and global warming. These models can provide extended weather/climate cycle outlooks many years into the future, and into the past. (See hurricane page for verification of GWO's 2007 hurricane landfall forecasts).

Global Weather Oscillations, Inc. (GWO) was formed in 1992 with the specific understanding that almost all climate and weather events occur in cycles, and if the Primary Forcing Mechanism for climate oscillations, both long-term and short-term cycles can be found, these weather/climate cycles can be forecast.

With this understanding, GWO has researched and developed the "Primary Forcing Mechanisms" (PFM) that controls cycles of the El Nino, hurricane tracks and landfalls, regional historical flood events, regional droughts, and the Natural Warming and Cooling cycles of "Natural Global Warming".

The PFM is the primary forcing mechanism that triggers cyclical changes in the Earth's ocean's and atmosphere. It is this mechanism that triggers the El Niño, controls hurricane tracks, and many other climate weather cycles; even Global Warming. Please refer to the PFM page link for more information.