2014: ACE - ATL = 65.1 EPAC = 182.25 WPAC =273.577
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2014: ACE - ATL = 65.1 EPAC = 182.25 WPAC =273.577
Updated numbers from Dr. Ryan Maue's site for this week as of 03/08/2014. New seasons, new numbers! WPAC is leading the way.
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N. Hemisphere: 7.785 [Normal: 4 - 194% of normal]
Western Pacific: 6.815 [Normal: 3 - 227% of normal]
North Atlantic: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
North Indian: 0.97 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal *Yearly total is 18*]
http://policlimate.com/tropical/
Western Pacific: 127.942 [Normal: 132 - 96% of normal]
North Atlantic: 21.515 [Normal: 32 - 67% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 126.215
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N. Hemisphere: 7.785 [Normal: 4 - 194% of normal]
Western Pacific: 6.815 [Normal: 3 - 227% of normal]
North Atlantic: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
North Indian: 0.97 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal *Yearly total is 18*]
http://policlimate.com/tropical/
Western Pacific: 127.942 [Normal: 132 - 96% of normal]
North Atlantic: 21.515 [Normal: 32 - 67% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 126.215
Last edited by cycloneye on Fri Dec 12, 2014 7:13 am, edited 33 times in total.
Reason: To update the numbers
Reason: To update the numbers
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 6.815
Fast start for WPAC. Will 2014 ACE be higher for N Atlantic,EPAC and WPAC? It can't be less for N Atlantic this year after that 2013 anemic season.
(2013 ACE= N.Atlantic=29.71 ; EPAC = 75.355 ; WPAC = 268.332)
(2013 ACE= N.Atlantic=29.71 ; EPAC = 75.355 ; WPAC = 268.332)
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 6.815
What is the final ACE for Kajiki, Lingling, and Faxai?
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 6.815
euro6208 wrote:What is the final ACE for Kajiki, Lingling, and Faxai?
Answered my own question...
Kajiki- 0.3675- 35 knots
Lingling- 0.245- 35 knots
Faxai- 6.2025- 75 knots
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 6.815
cycloneye wrote:Fast start for WPAC. Will 2014 ACE be higher for N Atlantic,EPAC and WPAC? It can't be less for N Atlantic this year after that 2013 anemic season.
(2013 ACE= N.Atlantic=29.71 ; EPAC = 75.355 ; WPAC = 268.332)
Haiyan produced more ACE than the whole North Atlantic in 2013...
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 7.6725
I updated the title to add the new WPAC numbers. (7.6725) Is interesting to note that after a fast start things have slowed in that basin.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC = 0 ; WPAC = 11.5425
After Tapah the 2014 WPAC ACE rises to 11.5425.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =5.4725 ; WPAC = 11.5425
EPAC has begun with a bang on both record breaking and on the ACE. 5.4725 are the latest numbers.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =5.4725 ; WPAC = 11.5425
Updated numbers from Dr. Ryan Maue's site for this week as of 5/25/2014. I'll update again after Amanda is gone and we have the complete value. EPAC (and later WPAC) may have some fireworks this year.
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N. Hemisphere: 17.9850 [Normal: 33 - 54% of normal]
Western Pacific: 11.5425 [Normal: 26 - 44% of normal]
North Atlantic: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 5.4725 [Normal: 1 - 547% of normal]
North Indian: 0.97 [Normal: 5 - 19% of normal]
http://policlimate.com/tropical/
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N. Hemisphere: 17.9850 [Normal: 33 - 54% of normal]
Western Pacific: 11.5425 [Normal: 26 - 44% of normal]
North Atlantic: 0 [Normal: 0 - 0% of normal]
Eastern Pacific: 5.4725 [Normal: 1 - 547% of normal]
North Indian: 0.97 [Normal: 5 - 19% of normal]
http://policlimate.com/tropical/
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =7.1625 ; WPAC = 11.5425
As of 21:00 UTC advisory.
7.1625
7.1625
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =7.1625 ; WPAC = 11.5425
cycloneye wrote:As of 21:00 UTC advisory.
7.1625
It seems that Amanda’s ACE would be higher than the first five storms’ in the northwest Pacific.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =11.605; WPAC = 11.5425
And just like that,EPAC moves ahead of WPAC after 15:00 UTC advisory.
11.605
11.605
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The EPac ACE is over 1000% of the norm. That proves how active the season there started and how much energy Amanda had.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =11.605; WPAC = 11.5425
cycloneye wrote:And just like that,EPAC moves ahead of WPAC after 15:00 UTC advisory.
11.605
Amanda makes 1 > 5 possible.
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xtyphooncyclonex wrote:The EPac ACE is over 1000% of the norm. That proves how active the season there started and how much energy Amanda had.
Their first hurricane beats our 2 typhoons so far and ACE as a whole. WPAC will take the lead very soon
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =14.82 WPAC = 11.5425
Amanda keeps adding big numbers with it's reintensification now at 14.82 units as of 9:00 UTC advisory.
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Re: 2014: ACE - ATL = 0 ; EPAC =18.4225 WPAC = 11.5425
Amanda keeps adding ACE units as of 2 PM PDT advisory. (18.4225)
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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?
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