The 2006 Atlantic Tropical Hurricane Season is about to get underway and it will be a significant season although it got off to a late start. Perhaps, it will not be as bad as the 2005 Atlantic tropical hurricane season, but we will see some significant hurricanes. Next up to bat is Hurricane Chris and Hurricane Chris could be a catastrophic category hurricane causing severe chaos and catastrophe.

Each year we have a number of very violent and devastating hurricanes, which destroy our coastline cities. Each year we know we can expect this and we wait and wonder and watch to see which hurricane will be the big one. Last year if you'll recall we had Hurricane Wilma, Hurricane Rita and of course Hurricane Katrina; each one caused havoc to our civilization and each one broke records.

Just because the 2006 Atlantic Tropical Hurricane Season is off to a slow start does not mean that August and September will not be memorable hurricane months. For some reason many believe that hurricane Chris will be the big one and will come late in July of 2006.

It is doubtful if any weather meteorologist or weather scientists will be surprised by a large catastrophic hurricane Chris of a large magnitude or category. Where will Chris hit; that is the question? Consider this in 2006.