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the EPAC: the gift that keeps on giving the whole year
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the EPAC: the gift that keeps on giving the whole year
lmao I love that movie
Same!lmao I love that movie
On top of that, we had Invest 95E, which is now Invest 95C since it crossed 140W into the CPAC. Should 95C become a TC alongside the CA system, the NS total would rise up to 26 NS, tying 2015 for the second highest number of NS on record for a Pacific Hurricane Season.Next name in the EPAC is Winnie, which hasn’t been used in the EPAC since 1983 incredibly, so if the Central America system receives a name, it would get the name Winnie, which would be the first time in 43 years that it’s been used
WPAC is already past 400 ACE, near 405 ACE right now as far as I am aware at the moment. Currently around 13th or 14th highest overall on record.Which brings up this question.... what basin (Eastern or Western Pacific) ends up hitting 400 ACE? If In-Fa hangs on long enough, it would be the West Pac. East PAC hitting 400 before West Pac would be mind blowing
Not according to CSU it's not https://tropical.atmos.colostate.edu/Realtime/WPAC is already past 400 ACE, near 405 ACE right now as far as I am aware at the moment. Currently around 13th or 14th highest overall on record.
I think the EPAC\CPAC has a chance at 370-380 at best.
Their numbers are not accurate, and do not include intensity overrides and do not split Nolo’s ACE between the EPAC/CPAC and the WPACNot according to CSU it's not https://tropical.atmos.colostate.edu/Realtime/
PolarWX has the WPAC’s ACE at 405.9 as of currently.Not according to CSU it's not https://tropical.atmos.colostate.edu/Realtime/
So yeah. PolarWX correctly divides Nolo’s ACE accordinglyOkay. I understand now and I also get why CSU excluded Nolo once it moved into the Western Pacific