A storm no one will forget for a long time.

At the time many scientists were saying that the hurricane season of 2005 that included Katrina was the beginning of what weather would be like along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts for the foreseeable future, yearly category 4/5 storms plus a handful of category 1 and 2 storms. There have been no similar outbreaks since then, even Florida hasn't been hit by a hurricane in the last 10 years, are we lucky or were the forecasting models wrong?