2019 Global ACE: NATL - 129.8 - EPAC - 97.5 - WPAC - 269.4- IO - 88.6

[euro6208]

Hagibis contributed a healthy 38.1 bringing the season total to 159.8...Average YTD is (214.3).

[1900hurricane]

If 97A develops like most guidance is indicating, then the 2019 NIO season will likely top 2007 for most recorded ACE in a single season. As of right now, the basin has the fourth most since 1972.

[1900hurricane]

The WPac has run way ahead of the other basins with an over 60 unit lead over the next basin. Although it's still well below average for the year, that lead probably keeps it safe from the other basins. It got a nice jolt in October so far, making it the first above average ACE month in the basin since February featured Wutip.

[doomhaMwx]

 https://twitter.com/philklotzbach/status/1188444689948540928

[cycloneye]

2019 North Atlantic season= Quantity over quality.

 https://twitter.com/burgwx/status/1189561642834632705

[1900hurricane]

Due to a late-season resurgence, WPac ACE has exceeded 200 units as of 00Z November 6th.

[galaxy401]

Looks like the EPAC might not even reach 100 units this year unless there is a sudden November hurricane. Big drop from last year.

[Astromanía]

Looks like the EPAC might not even reach 100 units this year unless there is a sudden November hurricane. Big drop from last year.

EPAC is out of fuel

[aspen]

Looks like the EPAC might not even reach 100 units this year unless there is a sudden November hurricane. Big drop from last year.

EPAC is out of fuel

All of it has been diverted to the WPac for Hagibis and Halong

[Astromanía]

Looks like the EPAC might not even reach 100 units this year unless there is a sudden November hurricane. Big drop from last year.

EPAC is out of fuel

All of it has been diverted to the WPac for Hagibis and Halong

Si, yo creo que esta temporada ya termino, no creo que ni siquiera una depresión tropical se forme lo que resta del año, ya estoy harto de esta temporada quien sabe como estará la que sigue pero espero que no sea una decepción también, al menos con los pronósticos iniciales, aunque para ser realistas una temporada poco activa debe pasar alguna vez, aunque mi esperanza siempre es que cada temporada tenga poderosos huracanes que no afecten tierra.

[DioBrando]

I'll just drop this here:

All majors: 76% of the ACE total
Dorian and Lorenzo only: 64% of the ACE total
Dorian only: 38% of the ACE total
All storms (except Dorian, Lorenzo, Humberto): 24% of the ACE total

 https://twitter.com/philklotzbach/status/1194390918909972480




I know, I put in loads of effort this year.
If Dorian, Humberto and Lorenzo didn't exist this year, we'd have an ACE of 29.8.

[KWT]

To be fair its not unusual for seasons ACE to be dominated by 2-3 storms.

Even 2017 would have had a below average ACE if you took away Irma, Jose and Maria...

[galaxy401]

Raymond failed to push the EPAC ACE to 100 and with that TD fizzling out, that might shut the door for the basin (but there's always room for a surprise). It's interesting that the NIO is only slightly behind the EPAC regarding ACE.

[1900hurricane]

CSU's numbers for the WPac are off considerably. I looked to find out why and discovered that Halong is being double counted for some reason.

[cycloneye]

Umm

[1900hurricane]

Here's my numbers as reference.

[1900hurricane]

Klotzbach fixed it.

 https://twitter.com/philklotzbach/status/1196256191438917633

[cycloneye]

Thank you Ryan for letting him know. Is now fixed with the proper numbers.

[1900hurricane]

 https://twitter.com/1900hurricane/status/1199746484067020800



 https://twitter.com/1900hurricane/status/1199748786249183233

[Hammy]

To be fair its not unusual for seasons ACE to be dominated by 2-3 storms.

Even 2017 would have had a below average ACE if you took away Irma, Jose and Maria...

2017 would be around 70 or so (which is still in the near-normal/average range of 67-111) and would've had an average of 5 per storm--no matter how you look at it this year's distribution was extremely lopsided with an ACE of 1.9 per storm if you take out the top three.