Hurricane starts June 1st and runs throught Novenber 30th.  (Note: This section will be updated during the season.)

April 7th Forecast from Colorado State

• 15 Named Storms
• 75 Named Storm Days
• 8 Hurricanes
• 35 Hurricane Days
• 4 Intense Hurricanes
• 10 Intense Hurricane Days

Probabilities for at least one major (category 3-4-5) hurricane landfall on each of the following coastal areas:

1. Entire U.S. coastline - 69% (average for last century is 52%)
2. U.S. East Coast Including Peninsula Florida - 45% (average for last century is 31%)
3. Gulf Coast from the Florida Panhandle westward to Brownsville - 44% (average for last century is 30%)

 "AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center meteorologists, led by Chief Long-Range Meteorologist and Hurricane Forecaster Joe Bastardi, have released their early hurricane season forecast for the Atlantic Basin for 2010.

The forecast is calling for a much more active 2010 season with above-normal threats on the U.S. coastline.

"This year has the chance to be an extreme season," said Bastardi. "It is certainly much more like 2008 than 2009 as far as the overall threat to the United States' East and Gulf coasts."

Bastardi is forecasting seven landfalls. Five will be hurricanes, and two or three of the hurricanes will be major landfalls for the U.S.

He is calling for 16 to 18 tropical storms in total, 15 of which would be in the western Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico, and therefore a threat to land. " Source