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Using the Language to Nature Method to Lower Landfalling Hurricane Intensity Forecasts

When I use the Language to Nature Method, the official forecasted intensity of the storm usually does not verify. This is called an influenced tropical storm. The intensity forecasts from the National Hurricane Center and other principals will rarely verify their predictions when storms have been influenced by the Language to Nature Method. Forecasters will use terminology such as ‘there is an atmospheric lag’ or a “non-verifying forecast.” Typically, results of the more dramatic non-verifying forecasts are not made accessible to the public. However, when the Language to Nature Method does not connect (no Codes) with the tropical system using focused intention , the storm is known as a “free storm” or an uninfluenced storm. A free storm is a tropical system in which most computer modeling and official forecasted tracks and intensity should verify. Forecasted catastrophic damage at hurricane landfall could also verify.

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