Which Atlantic hurricane will generate the most ACE in 2024?
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15
Ṁ1624
Jan 1
96%
Hurricane Beryl
0.1%
Hurricane Helene
0.3%
Tropical Storm Kirk
0.9%
Tropical Storm Leslie
0.4%
Hurricane Milton
2%
Other

ACE stands for "Accumulated Cyclone Energy". If the difference in ACE is 5 or more, resolves at the end of the year. If there are two storms closer than that to one another in ACE, I will wait for post-season analysis to resolve.

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hmmm... I was buying "other" due to lack of Milton option.

@ScottSupak The shares should have transferred

@ScottSupak Seems like a UI bug, if I check the Milton holders you're shown:

YES Max payout

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@ScottSupak Try buying or selling 1 more shares in the same category and see if it fixes it..

Only get an estimate of ~24 ACE (~19 future ACE) for Milton using the latest aid... Could be revised a bit upward but that would require it not weakening at all and staying a cat 5 or staying a strong hurricane after leaving Florida and not becoming post-tropical/extra-tropical as forecast in 4 days...

sold Ṁ8 YES

@parhizj nope. no big deal, but weird

bought Ṁ5 YES

Milton preparing for battle with Beryl.

bought Ṁ5 YES

Kirk preparing for the battle with Beryl.

@ScottSupak Sadly no "Major" rank in Starfleet, otherwise Major (Hurricane) Kirk would have been even more fitting...

@parhizj It's going to be a fish storm so Admiral Kirk works!

Kirk ACE market ... for bettors in this market:

@Transparent PTC AL09 looks be to short lived to add enough ACE to reach Beryl. Using guidance from 00Z, IVCN expects to add ~ 5 ACE; if you use a higher end model like HMNI you get about ~13 ACE (HMNI is still lower than the late tracks but you get the idea).

From my notebook: considering 1966-2023, considering different samples size suggests a prior of 20-30% for Beryl. Forecasted ACE (IVCN atrack + CSU current number) for Beryl is about ~33.47 (currently 27.7). Some stats: (Below chart probability is the number of storms with higher ACE divided by the number of years in the sample period.)

Number of storms in AL basin with ACE > 33.47 (since 1966): 30
Years with storms in AL basin having ACE > 33.47 (since 1966): [1966, 1967, 1971, 1979, 1980, 1989, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2023]
% of years having storms in AL basin having ACE > 33.47 (since 1966): 51.7 %

52% should be too low to give to Other considering the current climatology, so eyeballing the chart from the recent two decades, 20-30% looks reasonable.

(above chart, but only >=25 ACE):

It is believed this year will have abnormally intense hurricanes because of warmer SSTs and a warmer climate in general than in the past so it's hard to use the past years to judge this year. Having said that I would start by giving a prior of 70-80% to Other, and will consider the low end to be more likely, giving ~20% to Beryl having the top ACE for this year (on the low end considering how abnormal this year is).

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