2016 ACE: ATL - 134.7 - EPAC - 191.9 - WPAC - 258.2125
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 60.46 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 156.558
09z is up. Atlantic will ramp up fast from now as Matthew continues to get stronger.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 62.47 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 157.412
21z update is up.Atlantic going up fast with Matthew as a Major cane.It has 5.28 units.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 64.3025 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 157.662
03z update is up.Matthew now has 7.1025 ACE units bumpimg the North Atlantic fast.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 64.3025 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 157.662
We finally have an ACE pumper in the atlantic
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 64.3025 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 157.662
Matthew with 9.0 units and counting. Considering this is probably going to remain a healthy hurricane for at least a week, my prediction is 30-35 units.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 64.3025 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 157.662
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 68.095 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 158.59
Matthew as of 12z has 10.89 ACE units.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 68.09 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 158.59
I think it wouldn't be crazy to say that Matthew will get the Atlantic a bit above 100 ACE units....would it?
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 68.09 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 158.59
dexterlabio wrote:I think it wouldn't be crazy to say that Matthew will get the Atlantic a bit above 100 ACE units....would it?
I said 50-70 units for Matthew and I stand by that prediction
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 69.6525 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 159.857
21z update is up for Atlantic and WPAC.Matthew has 12.4525 ACE units. Chaba can get plenty of ACE to lift WPAC and be there with EPAC.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 69.6525 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 159.857
I think we're officially in the "near normal" category for the season, with plenty more room to increase.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 69.6525 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 159.857
Hammy wrote:I think we're officially in the "near normal" category for the season, with plenty more room to increase.
It's ACE has officially put 2016 at normal ACE.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 71.3425 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 160.96
03z update is up.Atlantic is in the normal category now. Matthew has risen to 14.1425 ACE units and plenty more to come.Chaba will be a SuperTyphoon so WPAC may catch EPAC.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 73.0325 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 161.403
Matthew has put forth a little over 17 units so far. That gets the Atlantic within 10 units of normal (normal is in the mid 80s to date)
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 74.595 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 163.822
17.395 is the latest ACE that Matthew has.WPAC closing fast on EPAC with Chaba.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 74.595 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 163.822
Just in case, here is the link for ACE covering all the basins worldwide.
http://models.weatherbell.com/tropical.php
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 74.595 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 163.822
Chaba really putting up ACE now for the WPAC. 3rd Cat 5 of the season.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 79.0425 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 170.912
09z update is up.Matthew has at this point 21.8425 ACE units pushing the Atlantic to almost 80.WPAC almost ties EPAC with Chaba being a SuperTyphoon.
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 79.0425 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 170.912
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Re: 2016 ACE: ATL - 79.0425 - EPAC - 171.3575 - WPAC - 170.912
Matthew will probably take the crown of most ACE of any storm in any basin (NHEM) this season to date eclipsing probably Lester in the EPAC
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