Global Historical Tropical Cyclone Statistics

TC METRIC

Global Historical Tropical Cyclone Statistics

All columns are sortable.
Year Named Storms Named Storm Days Hurricanes Hurricanes Days Cat. 3+ Hurricanes Cat. 3+ Hurricanes Days Accumulated Cyclone Energy
1980 72 401.25 43 157.25 19 35.5 697.8
1981 79 345 44 119.25 15 19.5 527.1
1982 81 421.75 46 164.75 21 37.75 710.1
1983 79 358 42 140.25 21 43.5 646.2
1984 94 452.25 47 170.25 20 45 762.9
1985 95 461.5 51 164.25 24 27.75 725.7
1986 86 403.25 48 169.5 16 31 682.2
1987 83 401 39 138.5 18 39.75 660.1
1988 74 332 39 134 19 40.5 598.3
1989 91 441.5 55 198.5 25 54.75 846.6
1990 90 506.25 58 224.5 21 61.25 948.7
1991 79 403.75 47 173 25 61 799.9
1992 101 570.5 59 263.75 32 91.5 1198.4
1993 78 407.25 49 172.5 24 48.25 743.5
1994 93 515.5 51 209.25 31 76.75 1004.8
1995 79 407 49 176.75 24 52.5 764.3
1996 98 461 57 206.5 27 66.25 905.7
1997 95 569.25 58 233.25 28 94.5 1166.3
1998 89 416.25 50 177 21 42.75 756
1999 74 334 39 142.75 21 48.5 634.2
2000 89 406.25 45 163.75 20 40.75 702.1
2001 88 356.75 51 159.25 24 37.75 652.7
2002 81 378 41 163.5 27 67.75 782.7
2003 85 409 50 179.75 25 70.25 846.3
2004 86 453.5 51 215 32 96 1018.2
2005 96 447.75 51 193.25 27 80.75 929.5
2006 81 355.75 42 160.75 27 57 731.9
2007 80 289.5 44 125 22 45 577.1
2008 90 391.5 40 133 24 33.25 627.5
2009 85 314.25 38 107.75 21 45.75 580.2
2010 68 309 39 121.5 19 43.25 569.1
2011 75 337.5 39 119.5 21 36.5 571
2012 88 408.75 47 141 24 39.75 685.8
2013 90 356.75 46 130 22 36.5 619.2
2014 77 379.75 46 157.75 26 60.75 769.1
2015 95 498.75 54 226.75 39 90 1058.5
2016 83 413.5 47 163.25 26 58.75 806.5
2017 84 354.75 43 135.75 20 34.25 621.1
2018 103 540.75 59 223.5 33 91 1108.4
2019 98 449 55 172.25 35 64.5 854.8
2020 104 380.25 46 115.25 24 35.5 599.1
2021 94 354.75 37 119 16 49 621.1

Statistics calculated from National Hurricane Center, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center and the Joint Typhoon Warning Center best tracks as archived in the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship.

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

AN INTERESTING CONCLUSION… SOLAR FARMS WILL BECOME THUNDERSTORM and TORONADO INCUBATORS and MAGNETS.

  AN INTERESTING CONCLUSION… SOLAR FARMS WILL BECOME THUNDERSTORM and TORONADO INCUBATORS and MAGNETS. As more & more counties get more solar farms..... From a STEPHENVILLE resident, George Franklin: I should start by telling you what bonafides I have for writing this. I am a retired aerospace engineer. A literal rocket scientist if you will. I worked on MX (Peacekeeper) Space Shuttle, Hubble, Brilliant Pebbles, PACOSS, Space Station, MMU, B2, the Sultan of Brunei's half billion dollar private 747 with crystal showers, gold sinks and 100 dollar a yard coiffed silk carpets. I designed a satphone installation on prince Jeffry's 757. I did all of the design work for the structure of Mark 1V propulsion module currently flying on at least 3 spacecraft that I know of. Some of the more exciting projects I have worked on are not shareable. I am also am FAA certified glider pilot and FAI certified gold glider pilot. I fly both full scale and model sailplanes. I am Microsof
Read more

IT’S A LITTLE LONG BUT DEFINITELY WORTH THE READ

  IT’S A LITTLE LONG BUT DEFINITELY WORTH THE READ!! (Copied from a friend) As more & more counties get more solar farms..... From a STEPHENVILLE resident, George Franklin: I should start by telling you what bonafides I have for writing this. I am a retired aerospace engineer. A literal rocket scientist if you will. I worked on MX (Peacekeeper) Space Shuttle, Hubble, Brilliant Pebbles, PACOSS, Space Station, MMU, B2, the Sultan of Brunei's half billion dollar private 747 with crystal showers, gold sinks and 100 dollar a yard coiffed silk carpets. I designed a satphone installation on prince Jeffry's 757. I did all of the design work for the structure of Mark 1V propulsion module currently flying on at least 3 spacecraft that I know of. Some of the more exciting projects I have worked on are not shareable. My personal projects include a spin fishing reel with a 4.5 inch spool which is entirely my own designed, machined and assembled. It has 2 features that are paten
Read more

Fact Checking The Claim Of 97% Consensus On Anthropogenic Climate Change

Image
  Fact Checking The Claim Of 97% Consensus On Anthropogenic Climate Change University of Houston Energy Fellows (Photo by Fabrice BEAUCHENE) The claim that there is a 97% consensus among scientists that humans are the cause of global warming is widely made in climate change literature and by political figures. It has been heavily publicized, often in the form of pie charts, as illustrated by this figure from the Consensus Project . (Graph by The Consensus Project) The 97% figure has been disputed and vigorously defended, with emotional arguments and counterarguments published in a number of papers. Although the degree of consensus is only one of several arguments for anthropogenic climate change – the statements of professional societies and evidence presented in reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are others – there is data to suggest that support is lower. In this post, I attempt
Read more