2023 Global ACE: - NH - 635.4 / NATL - 145.6 / EPAC - 164.0 / WPAC - 271.6 / NIO - 55.0

[cycloneye]

Here are the 2023 ACE numbers for all the basins and let's wait and see if the northern hemisphere turns above average and how the North Atlantic and EPAC perform in this department.

http://tropical.atmos.colostate.edu/Realtime/

[cycloneye]

The SHEM has been very active this season with the ACE well above average with Freddy being the culprit.

[cycloneye]

After the upgrade, AL012023 starts the North Atlantic 2023 season with 2.2 ACE units.

[cycloneye]

I guess than Mawar will get a lot of ACE units if it tracks more to the west than to the north after it pass the Marianas.

[xtyphooncyclonex]

I guess than Mawar will get a lot of ACE units if it tracks more to the west than to the north after it pass the Marianas.

Possible maximum ACE that Mawar could generate based off the 09z forecast is around 39.58. Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, this doesn't include the 19.5 units racked up before the warning. 50+ ACE beginning to be a lock just for one storm

[1900hurricane]

WPac starting to look like El Nino.



(TIKE is still broken for SHEM)

[1900hurricane]

May ACE in the WPac finishes third highest on record, only following 2015 and 1976.

[cycloneye]

EPAC is still with 0 ACE but looks like it will begin to get them soon. North Hemisphere is way ahead of average thanks to Typhoon Mawar and Biparjoy.

[cycloneye]

After the report from the unnamed subtropical storm, the North Atlantic ACE number goes down to 9.0 and the SS got 1.4 ACE units

[cycloneye]

Let's see how much ACE, Doksuri gets as it is poised to be a strong Typhoon. Don has done a good job getting ACE as it has 6.0.

[cycloneye]

When will Hurricane Dora stop getting ACE units? She is going hard to get between 40 and 50 if it gets to WPAC. Right now at 21:00 UTC she got 22.87.

[cycloneye]

And what about the North Atlantic that has been left behind bigtime by the other basins including the Northern Indian Ocean. Thanks to Hurricane Don, it is above 10 at 16.2.

[NotSparta]

And what about the North Atlantic that has been left behind bigtime by the other basins including the Northern Indian Ocean. Thanks to Hurricane Don, it is above 10 at 16.2.

If it wasn't left behind something would be very very wrong

[cycloneye]

The North Atlantic should get a lot of ACE units from Franklin as it is poised to be a strong hurricane and if the NW Caribbean area develops like EURO has, it may add even more. Also EPAC and WPAC may get plenty if 08W and 09W get strong as well, 91E and the other area in EPAC.

[galaxy401]

Franklin really going to be racking up that ACE with an assist from Idalia. Atlantic 2023 is probably already ahead of the past several seasons at this point of the year.

[cycloneye]

Franklin really going to be racking up that ACE with an assist from Idalia. Atlantic 2023 is probably already ahead of the past several seasons at this point of the year.

All of this happening with El Niño.

[cycloneye]

 https://twitter.com/philklotzbach/status/1696569107955544372

[Ntxw]

Franklin and Idalia's NHC forecast would yield an additional ~20-25 units. The NATL will be sitting around ~60-65 units once complete.

[Hurricane2022]

https://twitter.com/philklotzbach/status/1696569107955544372

I think it's funny that every year we see Phil K doing this same post
really is very difficult for a hurricane season to end with -40 ACE in this hot era we live in, so it is certain that at some point in the season we will see this same post.

Note: This is far from being a criticism of Phil, in case anyone is wondering.

[cycloneye]

The big question is how much ACE will Lee generate and help the North Atlantic reach the 100 mark.