Forum:2016 Pacific hurricane season

Future Start
Last year's EPAC season was incredible, and I doubt 2016 will be anything close due to the dissipation of El Niñ o. However, I'm still excited to see another EPAC season, and I'm hoping for some interesting storms, as even in 2010 there were some surprises (Celia and Omeka). Plus this year may be more active then expected if it's true that the EPAC is becoming more active again as it does every 20 years or so. ~Raindrop57 (talk) 21:32, December 29, 2015 (UTC)

I think the 2016 Pacific hurricane season will likely be slightly below normal due to the possibility of a La Nina event, which usually inhibits Pacific tropical cyclone development due to cooler waters and more wind shear. If we are in a warm PDO/cold AMO as some are saying, 2016 will likely be close to normal in the Pacific. Bob (talk) - Merry Christmas! 00:51, December 30, 2015 (UTC)

AOI: SSW of Baja
At 20/70 right now, and is likely to become Seymour. ~ KN2731 {talk} 09:40, October 8, 2016 (UTC)

As if we need to see any more. ^-^ This E. Pac Season has been spectacular. elawson7 23:12, October 8, 2016 (UTC)

30/70. Should be invested soon.  Eric  02:40, October 9, 2016 (UTC)

Whether this will be Seymour or Tina, this (and the other invest) are forecast to move westward. I think we'll see two fishspinners from these two AOIs. Anonymous 2.0 (talk) 05:31, October 9, 2016 (UTC)

Probably. Chances have been revised to 20/70.  Eric  11:26, October 9, 2016 (UTC)


 * 10/70. This may take its time, making it more likely to become Tina.  Eric  21:13, October 9, 2016 (UTC)


 * Back to 20/70. The race for the name Seymour is on. Anonymous 2.0 (talk) 04:24, October 10, 2016 (UTC)


 * 30/70. This race should be fun.  Eric  12:58, October 10, 2016 (UTC)

98E.INVEST
Invested.  Eric  13:11, October 10, 2016 (UTC)

Down to 30/50.  Eric  00:29, October 11, 2016 (UTC)

30/30. This is going to have to do something fast if it even wants a chance to become a TD. Cooler waters lie ahead.  Eric  20:53, October 11, 2016 (UTC)

10/10. Development is no longer expected.  Eric  23:42, October 12, 2016 (UTC)

Vanished. Oh well.  Eric  17:52, October 13, 2016 (UTC)

AOI: W of Costa Rica
10/70. Here comes Tina. After a brief pause, it appears that the E. Pac is back into action. elawson7 23:57, October 8, 2016 (UTC)


 * 20/70. Looks like this AOI and the one above will compete for the name Seymour. The loser takes the name Tina.  Eric  11:28, October 9, 2016 (UTC)


 * 20/80...  Eric  12:59, October 10, 2016 (UTC)

99E.INVEST
Also invested. But now down to 10/60.  Eric  00:26, October 11, 2016 (UTC)

20/60.  Eric  20:51, October 11, 2016 (UTC)

20/40... :/  Eric  23:41, October 12, 2016 (UTC)


 * Haven't paid much attention here lately since the Atlantic has been stealing all the notable storms lately, but if this becomes Seymour, it probably won't do much other than kick up some waves near Mexico. Ryan1000 00:06, October 13, 2016 (UTC)


 * I was expecting Seymour and Tina, but it looks like even Seymour is a long shot. Well, this Eastern Pacific season really has been incredible, and if it fails to produce another storm, I'll be okay with that.  Eric  17:54, October 13, 2016 (UTC)
 * Haven't posted here in a while due to a couple obvious beasts that appeared in the Atlantic. But this invest is 20/60, and Seymour could pop up in the next several days or so. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  21:56, October 15, 2016 (UTC)
 * Ditto, I haven't posted on here in a while either. This has gone down to 30/30, and it might not develop. T  G  14:33, October 17, 2016 (UTC)
 * For the record, this invest has been off the TWO for I believe a hilariously long time, since no one cares to update this basin anymore. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve    Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  03:04, October 22, 2016 (UTC)

AOI: S of Hawaii
CPHC gives this a 20% chance, but it seems unlikely that Walaka will come from this. I do like that name, though. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  15:18, October 9, 2016 (UTC)


 * 50%. May have Walaka after all. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  19:04, October 14, 2016 (UTC)


 * I only see a 10% chance from the CPHC. It doesn't say anything about this invest being that well-formed. T  G  21:13, October 15, 2016 (UTC)

95C.INVEST
Invested. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  19:21, October 14, 2016 (UTC)


 * At 10% for 48 hours. Walaka will have to wait; it is just forecast to dissipate due to hostile environment. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve    Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  21:59, October 15, 2016 (UTC)

AOI: SE of Hawaii
CPHC gives this just a 10% chance. For now, it seems that this AOI and the one above may just produce some sporadic thunderstorm activity and then vanish out in a few days. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  00:34, October 11, 2016 (UTC)

90E.INVEST
How has this basin not been updated AT ALL?! We have missed a couple AOIs (I'm assuming), and everyone must be way too focused on basins such as the Atlantic. I've also been caught up in the Atlantic lately, but I am really surprised that no one updated this basin. There are other basins too, you know. >:( This invest is 10/10 and will not develop since upper-level winds are here demolishing it. I would pay more attention to the below invest, which is likely to be Seymour. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  03:01, October 22, 2016 (UTC)


 * It has dissipated. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve    Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  17:54, October 22, 2016 (UTC)

91E.INVEST
This is likely to end up as our next named Eastern Pacific storm. Chances are 50/80, and I am hoping it is a hurricane. "S" storm coming already?! ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  03:01, October 22, 2016 (UTC)


 * 70/80. Seymour is coming soon from 91E. I am guessing that this will be the final hurricane of the season, but we might go up to Tina or even Virgil before the end. ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  17:53, October 22, 2016 (UTC)

Tropical Depression Twenty-E
Now a TD. Forecast to become a hurricane in the coming days. Here comes Seymour! Anonymous 2.0 (talk) 09:52, October 23, 2016 (UTC)


 * Wow, this formed faster than I thought it would. Yay for future Seymour! :D <font face="Verdena"> Eric  11:32, October 23, 2016 (UTC)
 * It's currently expected to become a cat 1, though it could become stronger. And unlike Patricia of last year, this is heading out to sea, so Mexico is safe from this one, barring some surf on the southern coastline. Ryan1000 11:48, October 23, 2016 (UTC)

Tropical Storm Seymour
35 kt/1005 mbar. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  20:54, October 23, 2016 (UTC)


 * Already up to 55 kt/999 mbar. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  11:45, October 24, 2016 (UTC)

Hurricane Seymour
65 kt/995 mbar. That was fast! Now forecast to reach major hurricane strength. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  14:35, October 24, 2016 (UTC)


 * Tiny Seymour is rapidly intensifying. 85 kt/984 mbar per 5pm EDT advisory. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  20:44, October 24, 2016 (UTC)
 * Seymour might become a strong category 4 hurricane at the rate it's intensifying, this is impressive. But intensity forecasts have a long way to go before they'll be as accurate as track forecasts, especially for late-season EPac storms. Patricia significantly exceeded the NHC's expectations for her intensity at this time last year, and Seymour will this time around too. He may eventually recurve into Baja in the long run, but Seymour should weaken significantly before it hits there. Ryan1000 21:24, October 24, 2016 (UTC)

Major Hurricane Seymour
Seymour's rate of intensification has slowed since yesterday evening, but with the new advisory it's been upped to 100 kts/970 mbar. Glad to have a major to track in the EPAC for the first time since Madeline and Lester (pending post-analysis on Orlene). Go, Seymour, go! --Dylan (HurricaneMaker99) 09:00, October 25, 2016 (UTC)
 * Up to 110 kt/961 mbar. Well done, Seymour. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  14:46, October 25, 2016 (UTC)
 * Category 4 now, 130 mph/954 mb. Never expected it to get THIS strong, like wtf?! I have to say this is f-ing epic. Well done, Seymour. :D ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  01:25, October 26, 2016 (UTC)
 * Um... pending official confirmation of this from the NHC in about 70-80 minutes or so, Seymour is now the strongest storm of the season. EP, 20, 2016102600,, BEST, 0, 159N, 1171W, 130, 943, HU, 64, NEQ, 15, 10, 10, 15, 1012, 140, 10, 0, 0, E, 0, , 0, 0, SEYMOUR, D, 0, , 0, 0, 0, 0, genesis-num, 037, --Dylan (HurricaneMaker99) 01:35, October 26, 2016 (UTC)
 * O_O wut. Seymour may even reach C5 strength at this pace... ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  02:07, October 26, 2016 (UTC)
 * Looks like I was right in that Seymour could become a strong cat 4, he has now dethroned the tie between Blas and Lester as the strongest storm of the season. It's not far from cat 5 intensity, but as much as Seymour may become a 5, it also may stop and weaken from here on out. Since it's not affecting land, I'm hoping for the former. Ryan1000 04:21, October 26, 2016 (UTC)


 * I officially give up underestimating storms myself. I knew this thing would get strong from the very beginning. I literally just woke up, went to the NHC, thought I was gonna see a C3. But no, I saw winds of 150 miles per hour and a pressure of 943 millibars. This storm, man he is awesome. Sincerely, IbAHAn1829, and stay safe! \(:-D)Chat/Ta ta! 10:19, October 26, 2016 (UTC)

Gotta give you credit Ryan, you nailed this one. Looks like 130/943 is gonna be Seymour's (operational) peak though, it's down to 125/945 per ATCF. I love how this storm bears one of the most innocent names I've ever seen assigned to a TC, and yet it went on to reach the WHEM equivalent of a super typhoon lol. Kind of like how names such as Bob, Dolly or Newton sound almost too polite for such a destructive force of nature. --Dylan (HurricaneMaker99) 13:03, October 26, 2016 (UTC)


 * Dropped down to 125 mph/958 mbar as of the most recent advisory. I have to say, this was an incredible storm. Sadly it didn't strengthen past the peak of 150 mph (130 kts)/943 mbar. :( ~ <font face="Impact"> Steve   Chat :D  Contribs  Email me  01:45, October 27, 2016 (UTC)

Hurricane Seymour (2nd time)
Down to category 1. Seymour is going down fast. ~ KN2731 {talk} 13:11, October 27, 2016 (UTC)
 * As fast as it went up, it seems. But, becoming the strongest storm of the season was incredible. Good job, Seymour. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  15:21, October 27, 2016 (UTC)

Tropical Storm Seymour (2nd time)
Probably won't be here by the next advisory.-- <font face="Courier New">Isaac829 <font face="Courier New">E-Mail  03:42, October 28, 2016 (UTC)

Post-Tropical Cyclone Seymour
Gone. The sheared convection of Seymour made it to southern California and northern Baja, though it didn't do any notable damage; if anything it brought some helpful rain to the region. Ryan1000 10:30, October 28, 2016 (UTC)
 * I hope Seymour and Nicole were the last E. Pacific & Atlantic storms this season, because they were both my favorites, and that would mean both seasons ended on an awesome note. <font face="Verdena"> Eric  14:29, October 28, 2016 (UTC)

Retirements at a glance
We've had one in the Atlantic for a while now, but since the EPac has 10 storms (11 counting Pali), we can start this here too. Here's my calls:

Ryan1000's retirement predictions
EPac: CPac: There's my thoughts. Ryan1000 03:44, August 8, 2016 (UTC)
 * Agatha - 0% - Second-latest start for the EPac proper, but still failed.
 * Blas - 0% - A strong hurricane, but was a fishspinner regardless.
 * Celia - 0% - Weaker than Blas, and also a fish.
 * Darby - 5% - It wasn't a fail since it did make landfall on Hawaii as a tropical storm, which isn't very common and is unique for July, but if Iselle of 2014 didn't get retired, Darby probably won't be either.
 * Estelle - 0% - Almost became a hurricane (and could be upgraded in post-analysis), but otherwise meh.
 * Frank - 0% - Defied predictions and became a hurricane, but still didn't hit land.
 * Georgette 0% - Became a major briefly, but died faster than it strengthened and didn't hit land.
 * Howard - 0% - Moderate TS fishspinner.
 * Ivette - 0% - Howard 2.0.
 * Javier - 1% - Brought some minor impacts to southern Baja, but nothing severe.
 * Kay - 0% - Remained well away from land.
 * Lester - 0% - Missed Hawaii with no impacts aside from surf, so no.
 * Madeline - 1% - Brushed by Hawaii and brought some minor impacts.
 * Newton - 12% - First hurricane to hit Cabo in 2 years, but it wasn't as powerful or damaging as Odile, and it's not as likely to be retired.
 * Orlene - 0% - Could've gotten stronger, but was a fishspinner nonetheless.
 * Paine - 0% - May have brought some extratropical floods to the southwest U.S, but those don't count towards retirement.
 * Roslyn - 0% - Tried, but failed.
 * Seymour - 0% - Some sheared convection from the storm brought rain to parts of northern Mexico and California, but it was beneficial, not damaging.
 * Pali - 0% - An extremely rare January hurricane, but remained far away from any land.
 * Ulika - 0% - Took a unique path switching from the EPac to the CPac multiple times, but it didn't harm land while doing so.

TG's Retirements
(Retirement colors:  0%, <font color="#889">0.01% , <font color="#669">1% , <font color="#449">5% , 10% , <font color="#049">15% , 20% , <font color="#094">25% , 30% , <font color="#390">35% , 40% , <font color="#CF0">45% , 50% , <font color="#FE0">55% , <font color="#FD0">60% , <font color="#FC0">65% , 70% , <font color="#F70">75% , 80% , <font color="#F20">85% , 90% , <font color="#C00">95% , <font color="#900">99% , <font color="#500">100%  ) (Category colors: <font color="#00faf4">TS , <font color="#ffffcc">C1 , <font color="#ffe775">C2 , <font color="#ffc140">C3 , <font color="#ff8f20">C4 , <font color="#ff6060">C5  ) (Grading colors: <font color="#049">A+++++ , A++ , <font color="#094">A+ , A , <font color="#390">A- , B+ , <font color="#CF0">B , B- , <font color="#FE0">C+ , <font color="#FD0">C , <font color="#FC0">C- , D+ , <font color="#F70">D , D- , <font color="#F20">E , F , <font color="#500">Z )

EPac:


 * <font color="#00faf4">Agatha : Grade: <font color="#F20">E Retirement: 0% - Agatha was a fail, nonetheless.
 * <font color="#ff8f20">Blas : Grade: <font color="#094">A+ Retirement: 0% - Blas was a nice looking hurricane, but it didn't affect land.
 * <font color="#ffe775">Celia : Grade: B- Retirement: 0% - Celia, like most of the others, was a fish.
 * <font color="#ffc140">Darby : Grade: <font color="#094">A+ Retirement: <font color="#449">5% - Darby made landfall as a TS in Hawaii, bringing minimal impacts. Darby also refused to die.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Estelle : Grade: F Retirement: 0% - Estelle was another fail.
 * <font color="#ffffcc">Frank : Grade: <font color="#FE0">C+ Retirement: 0% - Became a hurricane unexpectedly but regardless, Frank was a fish.
 * <font color="#ff8f20">Georgette : Grade: A++ Retirement: 0% - Georgette was a very strong hurricane, but she was a fish.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Howard : Grade: F Retirement: 0% - Howard only brought rain to Hawaii as a remnant low.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Ivette : Grade: <font color="#500">Z Retirement: 0% - Ivette was a fairly weak storm, and it was a failed storm.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Javier : Grade: D- Retirement: <font color="#669">1% - Javier only brought rain showers to Baja California.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Kay : Grade: <font color="#F70">D Retirement: <font color="#669">1% - Kay affected some small islands, that's it.
 * <font color="#ff8f20">Lester : Grade: A++ Retirement: <font color="#449">5% - Lester was an awesome storm and always will be.
 * <font color="#ff8f20">Madeline : Grade: A++ Retirement: <font color="#449">5% - A pretty threatening storm overall, but impacts were minimal.
 * <font color="#ffffcc">Newton : Grade: <font color="#FE0">C+ Retirement: <font color="#049">15% - 8 fatalities isn't enough for Mexico to retire Newton.
 * <font color="#ffe775">Orlene : Grade: <font color="#F20">E Retirement: 0% - Failed to become a major hurricane. T  G  23:08, September 11, 2016 (UTC)
 * <font color="#ffffcc">Paine : Grade: <font color="#CF0">B Retirement: 0% - Feared to have caused bad damage at one point, but died out before reaching Baja. This system also brought much needed rain to California.
 * <font color="#00faf4">Roslyn : Grade: F Retirement: 0% - Roslyn was a terrible fail.
 * <font color="#ff8f20">Seymour : Grade: TBA Retirement: TBA - Seymour is the best hurricane I've tracked so far this year. Seymour rapidly intensified and defied the forecasts. T  G  21:50, October 25, 2016 (UTC)

CPac:
 * <font color="#ffe775">Pali : Grade: <font color="#049">A+++++ Retirement: 0% - Very nice start to the season, however, it was a fish. T  G  12:05, August 8, 2016 (UTC)
 * <font color="#ffffcc">Ulika : Grade: <font color="#094">A+ Retirement: 0% - Not bad, not bad. Ulika became the first storm to ever cross out of the CPac to EPac more than twice. The weakness of the system, however, brought the grade down to A+. T  G  21:20, October 15, 2016 (UTC)

Ibahan1829's List of Retirement Candidates
East Pacific:
 * 1) <font color="#8aacb8">Tropical Storm Agatha : 0%: You tried again, Agatha, you failed again, Agatha.
 * 2) <font color="#E00000">Category 4 Blas : 0%: It sailed the ocean blue. That's it not even a landfall, nope. The only hurricanes I prefer are these ones like Blas.
 * 3) <font color="#cece00">Category 2 Celia : 0 again%: Good Celia, you kinda copied what you did six years ago and not hit land, not cause a fatality. As a bonus, you became an awesome annular hurricane at one point. Good Celia.
 * 4) <font color="#FF5300">Category 3 Darby : 0.5%: You tried, Darby, you thought you could copy Iselle. Even Iselle was worse for the Big Island than Darby was. See you sometime in 2022, Darby.
 * 5) <font color="#8aacb8">Tropical Storm Estelle : 0%: So close to that, that 75 mph status.
 * 6) <font color="#228B22">Category 1 Frank, <font color="#E00000"> Category 4 Georgette, <font color="#8aacb8">Tropical Storm Howard : all 0%: Frank equals weak hurricane that did nothing, reached it's 2010 counterpart in strength. Georgette equals surprising, C4 monster that also did nothing. Howard equals meh TS weaker than Estelle, and did nothing anywhere, like Pali, Agatha, Blas, Celia, Estelle, Frank and Georgette that came before this.
 * 7) <font color="#8aacb8">Tropical Storm Ivette : No%: Wimpy Tropical Storm that had much potential to become a category one, or even a good ole' two like Celia. But NO, it became a scaredy cat and be even weaker than even Estelle and Howard. Agatha had it's reasons not to do anything, but Ivette just decided to be lazy, to not even try. I'm moving on. Next!
 * 8) <font color="#8aacb8">Tropical Storm Javier : 0.0000000000001%: First storm this year to REALLY threaten land. It barely did anything to the land except for some rain. Javier will stay for 2022.
 * 9) Tropical Storm Kay: 0%: Did nothing.
 * 10) Category 4 Lester: 0%: Did nothing, except for some Hawaii rain, maybe.
 * 11) Category 4 Madeline: 0.5%: It threatened Hawaii, it missed Hawaii.
 * 12) Category ? Newton: This currently category 1 hurricane will hit Baja California soon...

Central Pacific:
 * 1) <font color="#cece00">Category 2 Pali : I don't even need a percentage to give to Pali. This storm is what you call an Enigma. CATEGORY 2 MERE MILES FROM THE EQUATOR IN JANUARY!? Crap, Pali! Pressure lower than 980 makes Pali the strongest January Central Pacific hurricane since the dawn of reliable records(yes, this includes EKEKA 92). And, best of all, it existed right along with ANOTHER huricane in the Atlantic. This is practically a once in a lifetime event here. We might never get to see an event like this again in our lifetimes...Sincerely, IbAHAn1829, and stay safe! \(:-D)Chat/Ta ta! 12:52, August 9, 2016 (UTC)

Steve's retirement predictions & storm grades:
(Retirement colors:  0%, <font color="#889">0.01% , <font color="#669">1% , <font color="#449">5% , 10% , <font color="#049">15% , 20% , <font color="#094">25% , 30% , <font color="#390">35% , 40% , <font color="#CF0">45% , 50% , <font color="#FE0">55% , <font color="#FD0">60% , <font color="#FC0">65% , 70% , <font color="#F70">75% , 80% , <font color="#F20">85% , 90% , <font color="#C00">95% , <font color="#900">99% , <font color="#500">100%  )

(Grading colors: <font color="#049">A+++++, A++ , <font color="#094">A+ , A , <font color="#390">A- , B+ , <font color="#CF0">B , B- , <font color="#FE0">C+ , <font color="#FD0">C , <font color="#FC0">C- , D+ , <font color="#F70">D , D- , <font color="#F20">E , F , <font color="#500">Z )

East Pacific:
 * One-E: Grade: F - It failed to even become a tropical storm. The only reason it doesn't get a Z is because it caused impacts.
 * Agatha: Grade: D+ Retirement:  0%  - Gets a large amount of credit for forming rapidly and unexpectedly, and for finally breaking the huge quiet streak. It did the best it can against the unfavorable conditions it faced, but was still a weak TS.
 * Blas: Grade: A Retirement:  0%  - An amazing Category 4 fishspinner.
 * Celia: Grade: <font color="#FE0">C+ Retirement:  0%  - Failed to become a major and barely peaked as a C2. However, it tried.
 * Darby: Grade: <font color="#390">A- Retirement: <font color="#449">5%  - Gets credit for being a major, lasting a while, and becoming one of few storms to strike Hawaii. There is a tiny chance of retirement, but I doubt that will happen.
 * Estelle: Grade: <font color="#F20">E Retirement:  0%  - Estelle disappointed me by not becoming a hurricane. It isn't a complete fail, since it did almost reach hurricane status. But since it failed to become one despite predictions for it to do so, it gets a bad grade.
 * Frank: Grade: D+ Retirement:  0%  - Impressed me by becoming a last-minute hurricane. It did not become one despite predictions for it to do so until the last minute, causing its grade to suffer a little.
 * Georgette: Grade: A Retirement:  0%  - Amazing storm that RI'd at the last minute, but it barely scraped C4 status. The fact that it RI'd quite unexpectedly raises its grade a lot. I like the effort that Georgette put in during its life.
 * Howard: Grade: <font color="#F20">E Retirement:  0%  - Nothing special. It struggled with westerly shear and upwelling but despite those factors, it managed 60 mph, preventing it from being a complete fail.
 * Ivette: Grade: F Retirement:  0%  - Wow, just wow. Despite continued forecasts for a potentially big hurricane (at least C2), it didn't even become one at all. It still reached 60 mph, preventing a "Z" classification. Did that shear monster attack you, Ivette the scaredy cat? Haha
 * Javier: Grade: <font color="#F20">E Retirement: <font color="#669">1%  - Caused some impacts in Mexico and Baja, but failed to become a hurricane. It reached 65 mph, which proves that it (somewhat) tried.
 * Kay: Grade: <font color="#F20">E  Retirement:  0%  - Exceeded my expectation of being an epic name stealer. So it gets an E, instead of F or Z. No land effects means no retirement.
 * Lester: Grade: <font color="#094">A+  Retirement:  0%  - An awesome storm that exceeded my expectations by a bunch. It lasted a long time, further upping the grade. It passed north of Hawaii and spared them a direct hit.
 * Madeline: Grade: <font color="#094">A+  Retirement: <font color="#889">0.01%  - This REALLY exceeded my predictions! It was originally forecast to be a C1, but exploded to a C4! Nice stunt, girl. It spared Big Island from a direct hit, but it might have still caused plenty of minor impacts.
 * Newton: Grade: <font color="#FD0">C  Retirement: <font color="#049">15%  - A weak hurricane that almost became a Category 2 before punching Baja. It caused 8 fatalities and was the only storm of the season to cause fatalities AFAIK. This might have a slight shot of retirement, but that chance is still very low.
 * Orlene: Grade: <font color="#FE0">C+   Retirement:  0%   - A strong 110 mph fishspinner, but too bad it didn't become a major. will be upgraded to a B if upgraded to a major post-analysis.
 * Paine: Grade:  <font color="#FD0">C  Retirement:  <font color="#889">0.01%  - Any damage in Baja or the southwest U.S. was minimal. This also brought clouds to where I live.
 * Roslyn: Grade:  F Retirement:  0%  - Missed land, and was a failure. Would have gotten a Z had it not reached 50 mph.
 * Seymour: Grade: <font color="#094">A+  Retirement:  0%  - An all-around amazing storm that surpassed our expectations. Thankfully, it did nothing to land.

Central Pacific:
 * Pali: Grade: <font color="#049">A+++++  Retirement:  0%  - Damn, that was amazing. Extremely early storm and became a Category 2 as well, and it was very close to the equator. On second thought, I have decided to give my highest grade possible despite the fact it has not reached major status. It was just SO awesome - coming near the equator, existing in January, etc! No land effects, so no retirement.
 * Ulika: Grade: <font color="#FE0">C+  Retirement:  0%  - No land effects. It was only a weak hurricane, but the fact that it crossed from the EPac to CPac and back raises its grade somewhat.

<font face="Impact"> St  eve  82  0   19:44, August 9, 2016 (UTC)

KN2731's storm grades & retirements
Grading from A to F, retirements in multiples of 5.

Eastern Pacific
 * 1) Agatha: grade E, retirement 0%. Span up quickly and helped to make things more favourable for Blas, but otherwise failed.
 * 2) Blas: grade A, retirement 0%. Nice annular hurricane that didn't affect land. Thumbs up.
 * 3) Celia: grade C, retirement 0%. Made it to C2, but was quite ragged the whole time.
 * 4) Darby: grade B, retirement 5%. Steadfast major that lasted 2 full weeks to Hawaii. But if Iselle 2014 didn't go, you're not going either.
 * 5) Estelle: grade F, retirement 0%. Nope, no post-analysis upgrade. Wasted both its chances.
 * 6) Frank: grade C, retirement 0%. Nearly failed, but became a last-minute hurricane.
 * 7) Georgette: grade A+, retirement 0%. Beautiful. Just the type of hurricane I like. Could have lasted longer though.
 * 8) Howard: grade F, retirement 0%. Failed to become the 8th July storm, unless it was found to be one earlier in post-analysis.
 * 9) Ivette: grade F, retirement 0%. You chose not to rapidly intensify? What a joke.
 * 10) Javier: grade E, retirement 5%. First storm to pose a hurricane threat this year, but failed eventually.
 * 11) Kay: grade D, retirement 0%. Did what it could against shear.
 * 12) Lester: grade A, retirement 5%. Another beautiful annular hurricane that kept restrengthening against the odds. Brushed Hawaii, but overall impact was quite minor.
 * 13) Madeline: grade A+, retirement 5%. Defied the normally unfavourable conditions near Hawaii to become a category 4. Hurricane warnings were up at a time, but turned away without bringing major impacts.
 * 14) Newton: grade C, retirement 15%. 8 fatalities, but not worth retiring.
 * 15) Orlene: grade C, retirement 0%. Will upgrade to B if we have a major in post-analysis.
 * 16) Paine: grade B, retirement 0%. Became a 80-knot hurricane despite forecasts calling for it to be weak.
 * 17) Roslyn: grade F, retirement 0%. Weak stuff that's not doing anything.

Central Pacific
 * 1) Pali: grade A++++++++++++++++, retirement 0%. No words to describe how amazing this storm is. Ultimately won't be retired though since Ekeka didn't go either.
 * 2) Ulika: currently active, retirement 0%. May cross 140°W three times.

~ KN2731 {talk} 11:27, September 27, 2016 (UTC)

Raindrop's Retirements
(Retirement colors:  0%, <font color="#889">0.01% , <font color="#669">1% , <font color="#449">5% , 10% , <font color="#049">15% , 20% , <font color="#094">25% , 30% , <font color="#390">35% , 40% , <font color="#CF0">45% , 50% , <font color="#FE0">55% , <font color="#FD0">60% , <font color="#FC0">65% , 70% , <font color="#F70">75% , 80% , <font color="#F20">85% , 90% , <font color="#C00">95% , <font color="#900">99% , <font color="#500">100%  ) (Credit to Steve820)

Eastern Pacific: Central Pacific
 * Agatha -  0%  - It was a surprise that the system that became Agatha actually got named, but Agatha was short lived and weak, only a smidge above being a 40 mph storm. Agatha had no impacts either, so Agatha will stay.
 * Blas -  0%  - Blas was a really nice major hurricane to track. It didn't last super long, more like average, but looked quite cool as an annular hurricane with it's large eye. Blas did not impact land either.
 * Celia -  0%  - Celia was an interesting hurricane as it ended up developing a very large eye, much bigger then Blas's was. It's cool that it became a category 2 hurricane in Blas's wake as well. However, again, it just formed and dissipated along a straight track which gets a little repetitive.
 * Darby - <font color="#449">5%  - Darby was an impressive and long lived storm that even managed to unexpectedly (but barely) become a major. Near the end of it's near 2-week lifespan it even managed to make landfall on Hawaii. Darby did cause some flooding, but it's unlikely to be retirement worthy.
 * Estelle -  0%  - Estelle struggled despite somewhat favorable conditions and even though the NHC at first was predicting a category 2, Estelle couldn't even become a hurricane. Estelle did not affect land either.
 * Frank -  0%  - Frank developed suddenly and advisories weren't even initiated by the NHC until it was already a TS, but then it struggled for a while, stalling in intensity as a 70 mph storm. However, just when it had weakened all the way to 50 mph and we all thought Frank was done, it made an amazing comeback and finally attained hurricane status, actually reaching an 85 mph intensity which is a step above a minimal hurricane, which was very impressive! Despite the earliest forecasts saying Frank could impact Baja California, Frank did not impact land in the end.
 * Georgette  0%  - Georgette was an impressive storm, becoming a beautiful category 4 storm unexpectedly after a short stall in intensity. However, Georgette was short lived and actually weakened faster then it strengthened, never impacting land.
 * Howard -  0%  - Howard spent most of it's short life as a sheared storm (a punishment for not getting named during July? :P), and was never able to strengthen much, then rapidly dissipated faster then forecast, which was lame. Howard had no land impacts.
 * Ivette -  0%  - Read Howard.
 * Javier - <font color="#669">1%  - Javier was a rather short lived tropical storm, however it posed a threat to land the entire time. At one point Javier looked somewhat well organized, and got somewhat close to becoming a hurricane, but when Javier neared land it got rapidly dissipated. Javier did cause minor flooding, but wasn't able to even make landfall.
 * Kay:  0%  - Kay was a moderate tropical storm that did not threaten land except for perhaps higher than normal surf, therefore it will not be retired. It tried somewhat and I think was a 60 mph storm at some point, unlike what the NHC said.
 * Lester:  0%  - Lester was a long tracked and strong hurricane that in the end never really affected any land! Lester posed a small threat to Hawaii, but missed, and as a result it ended up being a strong fishspinner that refused to weaken for a while. Lester was a fun storm to track.
 * Madeline: <font color="#889">0.01%     - Madeline was a strong hurricane but wasn't too long lived. It posed a threat to Hawaii, but shear destroyed Madeline and it missed as well. It scared people a little bit, so it gets a non-zero retirement chance because Hawaii did that once, but I doubt Hawaii would retire Madeline for scaring people, considering Iselle was not retired.
 * Pali -  0%  - Pali was an insanely amazing storm that did not impact land! All the time we waited for Pali was worth it. Pali was amazingly long lived, even if it WASN'T January, and Pali spent it's entire life close to the equator. It was insane how Pali was a category 2 hurricane almost at the equator. It was a shame that Pali got dissipated by the close encounter with the equator though, we could have seen Pali become a typhoon if it had survived. Even with that, Pali was a one-of-a-kind storm that was an epic start to the season.

Isaac's prediction
Doing it in 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. -- <font face="Courier New">Isaac829 <font face="Courier New">E-Mail  00:10, August 30, 2016 (UTC)
 * Pali - 0% - Not close to any land mass.
 * Agatha - 0% - " "
 * Blas - 0% - " "
 * Celia - 0% - " "
 * Darby - 0% - Insignificant damage.
 * Estelle - 0% - " "
 * Frank - 0% - " "
 * Georgette - 0% - " "
 * Howard - 0% - " "
 * Ivette - 0% - " "
 * Javier - 0% - Insignificant damage.
 * Kay - 0% - " "
 * Lester - ?
 * Mandeline - ?

roussil's predictions
(Retirement colors:  0%, <font color="#889">0.01% , <font color="#669">1% , <font color="#449">5% , 10% , <font color="#049">15% , 20% , <font color="#094">25% , 30% , <font color="#390">35% , 40% , <font color="#CF0">45% , 50% , <font color="#FE0">55% , <font color="#FD0">60% , <font color="#FC0">65% , 70% , <font color="#F70">75% , 80% , <font color="#F20">85% , 90% , <font color="#C00">95% , <font color="#900">99% , <font color="#500">100%  ) (Credit to Steve820)
 * Pali: 0% - meh
 * Agatha: 0% - meh
 * Blas: 0% - meh
 * Celia: 0% - meh
 * Darby: <font color="#049">15% - extra points for hawaii landfall
 * Estelle: 0% - meh you 70mph faillicia
 * Frank: 0% - meh
 * Georgette: 0% - meh
 * Howard: 0% - meh
 * Ivette: 0% - meh
 * Javier: 0% - meh
 * Kay: 0% - meh
 * Lester: 0% - meh
 * Madeline: 0% - meh
 * Newton: <font color="#449">5% - few deaths so...
 * Orlene: 0% - meh
 * Paine: 10% - could have gone with sometihng better than 10%
 * Roslyn: 0% - meh
 * Ulika: 0% - meh

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Eric's retirement chances

 * Pali - 0% - Similar to Alex in the Atlantic, a cool off-season hurricane that didn't affect land.
 * Agatha - 0% - I don't like this name, which sucks because she'll be back in 2022.
 * Blas - 0% - Category 4 hurricane with no impacts. Nice.
 * Celia - 0% - If you knew better, you would do better.
 * Darby - 5% - Minor damage to Hawaii. See ya in six years.
 * Estelle - 0% - HA. What a joke.
 * Frank - 0% - Thank you for becoming a hurricane, unlike your predecessor.
 * Georgette - 0% - See Blas.
 * Howard - 0% - And I thought Estelle was a fail.
 * Ivy - 0% - ^
 * Javier - 5% - Minor damage won't take his name.
 * Kay - 0% - Don't even.
 * Lester - 0% - See Georgette.
 * Madeline - 5% - See Darby.
 * Newton - 10% - Some damage and nine deaths makes him the deadliest storm of the season thus far, but isn't enough for retirement.
 * Orlene - 0% - Why the f-ck didn't this become a major hurricane?
 * Paine - 0% - See Javier.
 * Roslyn - 0% - At least she tried.
 * Ulika - 0% - Fun to track.
 * Seymour - ? - Still active.

<font face="Verdena"> Eric  21:18, October 23, 2016 (UTC)

Post-season changes
Well, TD One-E's TCR is out, so I'll add this here. Not much difference, if any. ~ KN2731 {talk} 10:10, August 9, 2016 (UTC)
 * Estelle's is out, sadly no upgrade to hurricane status :/ --Dylan (HurricaneMaker99) 11:56, September 16, 2016 (UTC)


 * Agatha's out. Winds were upped to 50 mph, but no change in pressure. T  G  20:56, September 27, 2016 (UTC)

Here's my thoughts on the TCRs:
 * Paine: 90 mph → 100 mph - Because of its close proximity to C2 strength, its possible that Paine could be upgraded to C2 in post-analysis. This is really the only storm that has a chance of a major change. T  G  14:42, October 17, 2016 (UTC)