2014: ACE - ATL = 65.1 EPAC = 182.25 WPAC =273.577

[Meow]

EPac's ACE is pretty insane for this time of year, and it was all because of Amanda. The WPac should gradually catch on and make the lead soon though. The Atlantic, meanwhile, will probably have an inactive season this year but hopefully the overall ACE will end up higher than 2013! We don't want another extremely pathetic season this year, don't we?

Haiyan contributed more ACE than the whole 2013 Atlantic hurricane season... We hope it won’t happen again this year.

[xtyphooncyclonex]

EPac's ACE is pretty insane for this time of year, and it was all because of Amanda. The WPac should gradually catch on and make the lead soon though. The Atlantic, meanwhile, will probably have an inactive season this year but hopefully the overall ACE will end up higher than 2013! We don't want another extremely pathetic season this year, don't we?

Haiyan contributed more ACE than the whole 2013 Atlantic hurricane season... We hope it won’t happen again this year.

It could. The El Niño brings favorable conditions to the Pacific basins, leading to a higher probability of more category 4 and 5 storms contributing lots of ACE each, and will be longer lived. There would be lots of intense storms in the WPac and the EPac & SPac too. Plus the likelyhood of an inactive Atlantic season.... Yeah.

[cycloneye]

The final total ACE numbers for Amanda are 18.7475.

[TropicalAnalystwx13]

The final total ACE numbers for Amanda are 18.7475.

18.5775 units according to my calculation. I'm not sure how Ryan Maue calculates his ACE, but it doesn't appear to be at 6 hour intervals for 35kt+ cyclones like the definition states. Or maybe he goes by the Best Track (ATCF) instead of NHC public advisories.

[cycloneye]

The final total ACE numbers for Amanda are 18.7475.

18.5775 units according to my calculation. I'm not sure how Ryan Maue calculates his ACE, but it doesn't appear to be at 6 hour intervals for 35kt+ cyclones like the definition states. Or maybe he goes by the Best Track (ATCF) instead of NHC public advisories.

Best Track (ATCF)

[TropicalAnalystwx13]

The final total ACE numbers for Amanda are 18.7475.

18.5775 units according to my calculation. I'm not sure how Ryan Maue calculates his ACE, but it doesn't appear to be at 6 hour intervals for 35kt+ cyclones like the definition states. Or maybe he goes by the Best Track (ATCF) instead of NHC public advisories.

Best Track (ATCF)

That makes sense. The issue with that, however, is that NHC doesn't always follow the values that they enter into the ATCF database, meaning Ryan Maue's totals could be incorrect by a small margin.

[euro6208]

WPAC ACE only 42 percent normal...

[xtyphooncyclonex]

WPAC ACE only 42 percent normal...

Our basin is quiet for the past few weeks since Tapah formed. This is because the West Pacific has been in a dry MJO for quite a while now.. There has been not a single invest for 2 weeks or more. Meanwhile, the basin to our east had a major hurricane which had a significant contribution for such an early time of year, and set records.

[Ntxw]

Updated numbers from Dr. Ryan Maue's site for this week as of 6/14/2014 (now integrated to wxbell tropical). NHEM ACE is near to slightly above normal held up mostly by the EPAC as the other basins are below normal, not yet included for Atlantic as it still averages 0. EPAC is seeing it's greatest ACE accumulation to date for the same period in any year since records have been kept there.
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N. Hemisphere: 47.6275 [Normal: 46 - 103% of normal]

Western Pacific: 11.985 [Normal: 32 - 37% of normal]

North Atlantic: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]

Eastern Pacific: 31.235 [Normal: 5 - 624% of normal]

North Indian: 4.4075 [Normal: 7 - 62% of normal]



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[euro6208]

Season ACE for WPAC is now 12.875

Normal Year to Date is 33 (39% of Normal)

Subtropical Storm 94W (Locally named as Mitag) garnered 0.9325

Tropical Storm Hagibis garnered 1.3325

[xtyphooncyclonex]

Season ACE for WPAC is now 12.875

Normal Year to Date is 33 (39% of Normal)

Subtropical Storm 94W (Locally named as Mitag) garnered 0.9325

Tropical Storm Hagibis garnered 1.3325

LOCALLY MITAG? Did you mean locally known as Ester in the Philippines?

[hurricanes1234]

The only basin in the northern hemisphere that is really performing is the EPAC. All others are below average, and the Atlantic's ACE of 0 is the average to date. Quite surprising that WPAC has been this inactive.

[Steve820]

I'm also surprised the WPac has been this inactive. The EPac's ACE has been crazy though, especially for mid-June, mainly because of those Amanda and Cristina beasts. Hopefully a storm forms in the Atlantic before the end of this month. If a storm doesn't form by then, we'll all announce, season cancel!

[Hurricane Alexis]

I'm also surprised the WPac has been this inactive. The EPac's ACE has been crazy though, especially for mid-June, mainly because of those Amanda and Cristina beasts. Hopefully a storm forms in the Atlantic before the end of this month. If a storm doesn't form by then, we'll all announce, season cancel!

Too soon for season cancel. The peak month isn't June. And it's likely there is not gonna be a storm this month, considering the conditions across the basin.

[Steve820]

I'm also surprised the WPac has been this inactive. The EPac's ACE has been crazy though, especially for mid-June, mainly because of those Amanda and Cristina beasts. Hopefully a storm forms in the Atlantic before the end of this month. If a storm doesn't form by then, we'll all announce, season cancel!

Too soon for season cancel. The peak month isn't June. And it's likely there is not gonna be a storm this month, considering the conditions across the basin.

I already know that, I meant later in the season.

[Hurricaneman]

Could someone please update the atlantic ACE

[cycloneye]

All three basins were updated. Wow,the Atlantic began with a bang. West Pacific may get close to EPAC with Neoguri.

[xtyphooncyclonex]

Neoguri will really rack up the WPac ACE, and together with 2 more possible typhoons forming per the latest model runs. Neoguri is expected to be near or at super typhoon strength.

[cycloneye]

Updated numbers as of 00z.

[Ntxw]

Updated numbers from Dr. Ryan Maue's site for this week as of 7/4/2014. Atlantic is onto a good start with Arthur putting the basin well over average. EPAC is still ahead of numbers, and WPAC though behind will likely be raking up some big values with potential intense Super Typhoon to be Neoguri. Globally ACE is doing well relative to average, perhaps a sign we have moistened up the tropics compared to the past few years.
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N. Hemisphere: 61.0750 [Normal: 69 - 88% of normal]

Western Pacific: 14.9575 [Normal: 45 - 33% of normal]

North Atlantic: 6.3025 [Normal: 1 - 630% of normal]

Eastern Pacific: 35.4075 [Normal: 15 - 236% of normal]

North Indian: 4.4075 [Normal: 7 - 62% of normal]



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