Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) | Atlantic

Atlantic Tropical Cyclones of 2016

Tropical Cyclone Name	Start Date	Max Wind Speed (kt)	ACE (104 kt2)
ALEX	January 13, 2016	75	3.1525
BONNIE	May 28, 2016	40	1.0175
COLIN	June 05, 2016	45	1.215
DANIELLE	June 20, 2016	40	0.4425
EARL	August 02, 2016	70	4.07

East Pacific Tropical Cyclones of 2016

Tropical Cyclone Name	Start Date	Max Wind Speed (kt)	ACE (104 kt2)
ONE	August 02, 2016	0	0
AGATHA	July 02, 2016	40	1.1675
BLAS	July 03, 2016	115	19.3025
CELIA	July 08, 2016	85	10.1925
DARBY	July 12, 2016	100	21.685
ESTELLE	July 16, 2016	60	7.4125
FRANK	July 21, 2016	75	8.3525
GEORGETTE	July 22, 2016	115	10.9475
HOWARD	August 01, 2016	50	1.88
IVETTE	August 03, 2016	50	3.575
JAVIER	August 07, 2016	55	1.65

10 Things We Know About Accumulated Cyclone Energy

1. There is no evidence of a systematic increasing or decreasing trend in ACE for the years 1970-2012.
2. There is a cyclical variation in the ACE of 6 and 12 months' length.
3. The contribution of ACE from the Eastern and Western Pacific is approximately 56% of the total ACE.
4. The contribution of ACE from the Atlantic Ocean is approximately 13% of the total ACE.
5. The minimum and maximum values of ACE per month are respectively 1.8 and 266.4.
6. The average value of ACE per month is 61.2.
7. The minimum and maximum values of ACE per year are respectively 416.2 and 1145.0.
8. The average value of the ACE per year is 730.5.
9. The total of ACE for 2012 through September is 540.8.
10. There is a correlation of ACE between some oceans.