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Scatter plot of minimum pressure and maximum azimuthal wind for

Scatter plot of minimum pressure and maximum azimuthal wind for Atlantic and Eastern Pacific tropical cyclones (1989-2004 + Hurricane Isaac 2012 [red]). Figure adapted from: Knaff & Zehr, 2007, Weather Forecasting, 22 , 71-88. Global storm count: ~90 per year.

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Scatter plot of minimum pressure and maximum azimuthal wind for

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  1. Scatter plot of minimum pressure and maximum azimuthal wind for Atlantic and Eastern Pacific tropical cyclones (1989-2004 + Hurricane Isaac 2012 [red]). Figure adapted from: Knaff & Zehr, 2007, Weather Forecasting, 22, 71-88.

  2. Global storm count: ~90 per year

  3. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in January

  4. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in February

  5. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in March

  6. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in April

  7. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in May

  8. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in June

  9. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in July

  10. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in August

  11. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in September

  12. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in October

  13. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in November

  14. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis in December

  15. Locations of tropical cyclone genesis

  16. Seasonal cycle of tropical cyclogenesis Northern Hemisphere solid Southern Hemisphere dashed

  17. Hawkins, H. F., and D. T. Rubsam, 1968: “Hurricane Hilda, 1964. Part II: Structure and budgets of the hurricane on October 1, 1964. Monthly Weather Review, 96, 617-636.

  18. Number of storms (1970-2011) by basin

  19. Number of storms (1970-2011) in Northern Hemisphere (red) And Atlantic and North Pacific only (blue)

  20. Atlantic Main Development Region SST (ASO mean) and power dissipation (whole season, whole basin) 1-3-4-3-1 filter applied to smooth interannual variability

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