Atlantic Hurricane Season Slower than Expected

The Atlantic Hurricane Season ends Saturday and the six-month storm season may have seemed more quiet that it really was.

Doctor Phil Klotzbach from Colorado State University says the storms that did form were weak and didn't last very long.  He said the season's two hurricanes never even got stronger than Category One. 

Klotzbach admits his annual forecast with Doctor William Gray was way off but he says over the years they've accurately predicted tropical storm activity about 75-percent of the time.  (Metro Networks Inc)