Hypothetical Season
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Hypothetical Season
In the Off-Season (Dec~April), I really miss the season rush (ok not the hurricanes hitting people etc.). So I usually make seasons just as Potential analogs for a future season , who knows. Feel free to post as many Hypothetical Seasons as you wish! I’ll put mine below
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Re: Hypothetical Season
Pressure wrote:In the Off-Season (Dec~April), I really miss the season rush (ok not the hurricanes hitting people etc.). So I usually make seasons just as Potential analogs for a future season , who knows. Feel free to post as many Hypothetical Seasons as you wish! I’ll put mine below
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Hypothetical Season:
12/6/3
Alberto TS 60 999
May 22-26
Beryl TS 70 992
Jun 18-22
Chris C2 105 977
Jul 27- Aug 2
Debby C3 125 954
Aug 9-22
Ernesto TS 50 1000
Aug 15-17
Florence C2 110 974
Aug 23-30
Gordon C1 85 987
Sep 1-11
Helene C4 155 939
Sep 6-19
Isaac TS 70 990
Sep 12-17
Joyce C5 175 907
Sep 29- Oct 2
Kirk TS 65 1002
Oct 9-11[exits Basin]-14
Leslie TS 60 996
Oct 28- Nov 3
12/6/3
Alberto TS 60 999
May 22-26
Beryl TS 70 992
Jun 18-22
Chris C2 105 977
Jul 27- Aug 2
Debby C3 125 954
Aug 9-22
Ernesto TS 50 1000
Aug 15-17
Florence C2 110 974
Aug 23-30
Gordon C1 85 987
Sep 1-11
Helene C4 155 939
Sep 6-19
Isaac TS 70 990
Sep 12-17
Joyce C5 175 907
Sep 29- Oct 2
Kirk TS 65 1002
Oct 9-11[exits Basin]-14
Leslie TS 60 996
Oct 28- Nov 3
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Re: Hypothetical Season
Here is a hypothetical 2018 season I made using the Wikipedia WPTC Track Maker:
https://imgur.com/BO5tes7
16 tropical depressions, 14 tropical storms, 9 hurricanes, 5 major hurricanes. Have not calculated ACE yet.
C1 Alberto June 29-July 5 75 mph, 987 mbar
TS Beryl July 14-16 50 mph, 999 mbar
TD Three July 27-28 35 mph, 1009 mbar
C3 Chris August 11-20 120 mph, 961 mbar
C4 Debby August 19-31 145 mph, 942 mbar
TS Ernesto August 25-29 65 mph, 997 mbar
C2 Florence September 1-10 110 mph, 968 mbar
TS Gordon September 5-6 45 mph, 1003 mbar
C4 Helene September 8-22 150 mph, 936 mbar
TS Isaac September 16-19 40 mph, 1006 mbar
C3 Joyce September 25-29 115 mph, 964 mbar
C1 Kirk September 30-October 4 80 mph, 982 mbar
TD Thirteen October 3-5 35 mph, 1007 mbar
C4 Leslie* October 12-19 150 mph, 929 mbar
C1 Michael October 22-26 85 mph, 979 mbar
TS Nadine November 29-December 2 60 mph, 990 mbar
*Strongest storm of the season
https://imgur.com/BO5tes7
16 tropical depressions, 14 tropical storms, 9 hurricanes, 5 major hurricanes. Have not calculated ACE yet.
C1 Alberto June 29-July 5 75 mph, 987 mbar
TS Beryl July 14-16 50 mph, 999 mbar
TD Three July 27-28 35 mph, 1009 mbar
C3 Chris August 11-20 120 mph, 961 mbar
C4 Debby August 19-31 145 mph, 942 mbar
TS Ernesto August 25-29 65 mph, 997 mbar
C2 Florence September 1-10 110 mph, 968 mbar
TS Gordon September 5-6 45 mph, 1003 mbar
C4 Helene September 8-22 150 mph, 936 mbar
TS Isaac September 16-19 40 mph, 1006 mbar
C3 Joyce September 25-29 115 mph, 964 mbar
C1 Kirk September 30-October 4 80 mph, 982 mbar
TD Thirteen October 3-5 35 mph, 1007 mbar
C4 Leslie* October 12-19 150 mph, 929 mbar
C1 Michael October 22-26 85 mph, 979 mbar
TS Nadine November 29-December 2 60 mph, 990 mbar
*Strongest storm of the season
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Re: Hypothetical Season
CyclonicFury wrote:Here is a hypothetical 2018 season I made using the Wikipedia WPTC Track Maker:
https://imgur.com/BO5tes7
16 tropical depressions, 14 tropical storms, 9 hurricanes, 5 major hurricanes. Have not calculated ACE yet.
C1 Alberto June 29-July 5 75 mph, 987 mbar
TS Beryl July 14-16 50 mph, 999 mbar
TD Three July 27-28 35 mph, 1009 mbar
C3 Chris August 11-20 120 mph, 961 mbar
C4 Debby August 19-31 145 mph, 942 mbar
TS Ernesto August 25-29 65 mph, 997 mbar
C2 Florence September 1-10 110 mph, 968 mbar
TS Gordon September 5-6 45 mph, 1003 mbar
C4 Helene September 8-22 150 mph, 936 mbar
TS Isaac September 16-19 40 mph, 1006 mbar
C3 Joyce September 25-29 115 mph, 964 mbar
C1 Kirk September 30-October 4 80 mph, 982 mbar
TD Thirteen October 3-5 35 mph, 1007 mbar
C4 Leslie* October 12-19 150 mph, 929 mbar
C1 Michael October 22-26 85 mph, 979 mbar
TS Nadine November 29-December 2 60 mph, 990 mbar
*Strongest storm of the season
This may be a little off-topic, but how do you make a season tracking chart like that? I'd be interested in making one for my 1979 Typhoon Season reanalysis.
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Re: Hypothetical Season
1900hurricane wrote:CyclonicFury wrote:Here is a hypothetical 2018 season I made using the Wikipedia WPTC Track Maker:
https://imgur.com/BO5tes7
16 tropical depressions, 14 tropical storms, 9 hurricanes, 5 major hurricanes. Have not calculated ACE yet.
C1 Alberto June 29-July 5 75 mph, 987 mbar
TS Beryl July 14-16 50 mph, 999 mbar
TD Three July 27-28 35 mph, 1009 mbar
C3 Chris August 11-20 120 mph, 961 mbar
C4 Debby August 19-31 145 mph, 942 mbar
TS Ernesto August 25-29 65 mph, 997 mbar
C2 Florence September 1-10 110 mph, 968 mbar
TS Gordon September 5-6 45 mph, 1003 mbar
C4 Helene September 8-22 150 mph, 936 mbar
TS Isaac September 16-19 40 mph, 1006 mbar
C3 Joyce September 25-29 115 mph, 964 mbar
C1 Kirk September 30-October 4 80 mph, 982 mbar
TD Thirteen October 3-5 35 mph, 1007 mbar
C4 Leslie* October 12-19 150 mph, 929 mbar
C1 Michael October 22-26 85 mph, 979 mbar
TS Nadine November 29-December 2 60 mph, 990 mbar
*Strongest storm of the season
This may be a little off-topic, but how do you make a season tracking chart like that? I'd be interested in making one for my 1979 Typhoon Season reanalysis.
You have to install the WPTC track maker. It is a little complex to install, instructions are https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Tropical_cyclones/Tracks. Basically it uses a c-compiler to take lines of HURDAT OR ATCF and produce a track with them.
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Re: Hypothetical Season
2018: El Niño Scenario
Fig. 1. Hypothetical 2018 Atlantic hurricane season (track map).
10 named storms / 4 hurricanes / 2 majors
TS Alberto
May
45 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Yucatán: 35 kt / 1006 mb
TS Beryl
June
40 kt / 1007 mb
Landfall St. Vincent & the Grenadines: 40 kt / 1007 mb
TS Chris
June
45 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Tamaulipas: 35 kt / 1006 mb
H Debby
July
75 kt / 979 mb
TS Ernesto
July
50 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Virgin Islands: 50 kt / 1001 mb
TS Florence
August
60 kt / 987 mb
MH Gordon
August
130 kt / 933 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia: 90 kt / 947 mb
Landfall Newfoundland: 80 kt / 952 mb
MH Helene
September
120 kt / 942 mb
TS Isaac
September
35 kt / 1005 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 35 kt / 1007 mb
H Joyce
October
85 kt / 970 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia*: 70 kt / 958 mb
*ET impact
Big names: Gordon and Joyce (based on impacts to Canada).
Fig. 1. Hypothetical 2018 Atlantic hurricane season (track map).
10 named storms / 4 hurricanes / 2 majors
TS Alberto
May
45 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Yucatán: 35 kt / 1006 mb
TS Beryl
June
40 kt / 1007 mb
Landfall St. Vincent & the Grenadines: 40 kt / 1007 mb
TS Chris
June
45 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Tamaulipas: 35 kt / 1006 mb
H Debby
July
75 kt / 979 mb
TS Ernesto
July
50 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Virgin Islands: 50 kt / 1001 mb
TS Florence
August
60 kt / 987 mb
MH Gordon
August
130 kt / 933 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia: 90 kt / 947 mb
Landfall Newfoundland: 80 kt / 952 mb
MH Helene
September
120 kt / 942 mb
TS Isaac
September
35 kt / 1005 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 35 kt / 1007 mb
H Joyce
October
85 kt / 970 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia*: 70 kt / 958 mb
*ET impact
Big names: Gordon and Joyce (based on impacts to Canada).
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Re: Hypothetical Season
2018: Neutral ENSO Scenario
15 named storms / 7 hurricanes / 4 majors
TS Alberto
June
50 kt / 998 mb
Landfall Isla de la Juventud, Cuba: 50 kt / 999 mb
Landfall W Cuba: 45 kt / 1000 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 45 kt / 1002 mb
TS Beryl
July
55 kt / 993 mb
Landfall Georgia/South Carolina border: 50 kt / 995 mb
H Chris
July
85 kt / 974 mb
MH Debby
July – August
130 kt / 930 mb
Landfall Martinique: 115 kt / 952 mb
Landfall S Dominican Republic: 120 kt / 937 mb
Landfall S Haiti: 100 kt / 957 mb
Landfall E tip Cuba: 80 kt / 981 mb
Landfall Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago, Cuba: 65 kt / 988 mb
Landfall Florida Keys: 75 kt / 984 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 75 kt / 982 mb
TS Ernesto
August
50 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Barbados: 50 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall St. Lucia: 50 kt / 1004 mb
H Florence
August
80 kt / 980 mb
Landfall Yucatán: 60 kt / 990 mb
Landfall Veracruz: 70 kt / 986 mb
MH Gordon
August
155 kt / 910 mb
Landfall Great Inagua: 125 kt / 933 mb
Landfall Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago, Cuba: 135 kt / 925 mb
Landfall Louisiana: 90 kt / 948 mb
TS Helene
August
45 kt / 1000 mb
TS Isaac
August
40 kt / 1004 mb
MH Joyce
September
130 kt / 928 mb
Landfall Exuma: 120 kt / 937 mb
Landfall North Andros: 125 kt / 934 mb
Landfall Bimini: 125 kt / 932 mb
Landfall SE Florida: 130 kt / 930 mb
Landfall NW Florida (St. Vincent Island): 105 kt / 943 mb
Landfall NW Florida (Seaside): 100 kt / 949 mb
MH Kirk
September
115 kt / 948 mb
Landfall La Altagracia, Dominican Republic: 45 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Samaná, Dominican Republic: 45 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall South Caicos: 45 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Providenciales: 45 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Mayaguana: 45 kt / 1000 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia*: 65 kt / 965 mb
Landfall New Brunswick*: 55 kt / 969 mb
H Leslie
September – October
90 kt / 969 mb
TS Michael
October
60 kt / 991 mb
Landfall Bermuda: 60 kt / 992 mb
Landfall Sable Island, Nova Scotia*: 70 kt / 961 mb
Landfall Newfoundland*: 70 kt / 957 mb
TS Nadine
October
40 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Jamaica: 40 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Jardines de la Reina, Cuba: 30 kt / 1007 mb
Landfall Camagüey Province, Cuba: 25 kt / 1008 mb
TS Oscar
November
55 kt / 994 mb
Landfall Nicaragua: 55 kt / 994 mb
Landfall Guanaja: 35 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Ambergris Caye, Belize: 45 kt / 997 mb
Landfall Corozal, Belize: 45 kt / 996 mb
*ET impact
15 named storms / 7 hurricanes / 4 majors
TS Alberto
June
50 kt / 998 mb
Landfall Isla de la Juventud, Cuba: 50 kt / 999 mb
Landfall W Cuba: 45 kt / 1000 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 45 kt / 1002 mb
TS Beryl
July
55 kt / 993 mb
Landfall Georgia/South Carolina border: 50 kt / 995 mb
H Chris
July
85 kt / 974 mb
MH Debby
July – August
130 kt / 930 mb
Landfall Martinique: 115 kt / 952 mb
Landfall S Dominican Republic: 120 kt / 937 mb
Landfall S Haiti: 100 kt / 957 mb
Landfall E tip Cuba: 80 kt / 981 mb
Landfall Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago, Cuba: 65 kt / 988 mb
Landfall Florida Keys: 75 kt / 984 mb
Landfall NW Florida: 75 kt / 982 mb
TS Ernesto
August
50 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Barbados: 50 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall St. Lucia: 50 kt / 1004 mb
H Florence
August
80 kt / 980 mb
Landfall Yucatán: 60 kt / 990 mb
Landfall Veracruz: 70 kt / 986 mb
MH Gordon
August
155 kt / 910 mb
Landfall Great Inagua: 125 kt / 933 mb
Landfall Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago, Cuba: 135 kt / 925 mb
Landfall Louisiana: 90 kt / 948 mb
TS Helene
August
45 kt / 1000 mb
TS Isaac
August
40 kt / 1004 mb
MH Joyce
September
130 kt / 928 mb
Landfall Exuma: 120 kt / 937 mb
Landfall North Andros: 125 kt / 934 mb
Landfall Bimini: 125 kt / 932 mb
Landfall SE Florida: 130 kt / 930 mb
Landfall NW Florida (St. Vincent Island): 105 kt / 943 mb
Landfall NW Florida (Seaside): 100 kt / 949 mb
MH Kirk
September
115 kt / 948 mb
Landfall La Altagracia, Dominican Republic: 45 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Samaná, Dominican Republic: 45 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall South Caicos: 45 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Providenciales: 45 kt / 1001 mb
Landfall Mayaguana: 45 kt / 1000 mb
Landfall Nova Scotia*: 65 kt / 965 mb
Landfall New Brunswick*: 55 kt / 969 mb
H Leslie
September – October
90 kt / 969 mb
TS Michael
October
60 kt / 991 mb
Landfall Bermuda: 60 kt / 992 mb
Landfall Sable Island, Nova Scotia*: 70 kt / 961 mb
Landfall Newfoundland*: 70 kt / 957 mb
TS Nadine
October
40 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Jamaica: 40 kt / 1003 mb
Landfall Jardines de la Reina, Cuba: 30 kt / 1007 mb
Landfall Camagüey Province, Cuba: 25 kt / 1008 mb
TS Oscar
November
55 kt / 994 mb
Landfall Nicaragua: 55 kt / 994 mb
Landfall Guanaja: 35 kt / 1002 mb
Landfall Ambergris Caye, Belize: 45 kt / 997 mb
Landfall Corozal, Belize: 45 kt / 996 mb
*ET impact
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