What will be the ACE contribution from the storm AL12 (2024) ?
This question will stay open until resolution.
Resolves after it dissipates/post-tropical, extratropical/becomes a disturbance per NHC (i.e a final advisory notice) AND so as long as there is no further mention in the NHC TWO of it's remnants in the following 24 hours .... (if it's possible it can reform it will stay open).
Resolution source for ACE value:
https://tropical.atmos.colostate.edu/Realtime/index.php?loc=northatlantic
Note: will rename to market to Kirk if it becomes named.
1,000
3.00Satellite imagery and model analyses indicate that Kirk has
completed its transition to an extratropical cyclone. Therefore,
this will be the final NHC advisory. @ChristopherRandles Will resolve in 24 hours to be safe they don't reclassify it...
Not enough bettors... increasing subsidy....
Here is a question ... we are presently at ~ 80 ACE total..
What will be the ACE total ~ 10 days from now? (Total not just from Kirk)
Below or above 100?
Right now the weighted aggregate mean from a superensemble puts us at around 98 ACE around Oct. 11th (+18 ACE)
Looks like that 25 ACE might have been less plausible given it is seems to recurve on track and then off a cliff into lower TCHP on Saturday ....
A future Leslie in 91L shows more promise though
Renamed title to Kirk.