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2024 South Pacific Season

7 named storms in the 2024 South Pacific season, 37.5 ACE in total, with tracks and ACE for each storm.

Data as of . Last revised (2026-10-13).

Key Facts

  • 7 named storms are listed for the 2024 South Pacific season.
  • Their accumulated cyclone energy totals 37.5 ACE.
  • The strongest was Jasper with peak winds of 118 kt (219 km/h, 136 mph).

Tracks

Tracks of the 2024 South Pacific season 7 storm tracks from the 2024 season, coloured by intensity.
7 storm tracks from the 2024 season, coloured by intensity. Made with Natural Earth and IBTrACS.
Tracks of the 2024 South Pacific season: tracks drawn on the map
StormFirst position (lat, lon)Last position (lat, lon)Track points
Jasper-8.4, 164.8-15.9, 142.3118
Lola-3.0, 172.0-19.5, 166.563
Mal-7.8, 167.6-29.4, 184.741
Nat-16.2, -172.3-21.2, -140.647
Kirrily-15.2, 150.9-29.6, 143.7155
Paul-10.5, 152.4-13.4, 153.631
Osai-9.0, -176.0-18.8, -163.725

ACE by Storm

Accumulated cyclone energy by storm, 2024 South Pacific
Jasper16.2 ACE
Lola10.2 ACE
Mal4.3 ACE
Nat2.5 ACE
Kirrily2.5 ACE
Paul1.2 ACE
Osai0.7 ACE

Storms

Named storms of the 2024 South Pacific season
StormBasinSeasonPeak windLowest pressureCategoryACE
JasperSouth Pacific2024118 kt (219 km/h, 136 mph)926 hPaC416.2 ACE
LolaSouth Pacific2024115 kt (213 km/h, 132 mph)930 hPaC410.2 ACE
MalSouth Pacific202473 kt (135 km/h, 84 mph)965 hPaC14.3 ACE
NatSouth Pacific202453 kt (98 km/h, 61 mph)985 hPaTS2.5 ACE
KirrilySouth Pacific202465 kt (120 km/h, 75 mph)973 hPaC12.5 ACE
PaulSouth Pacific202450 kt (93 km/h, 58 mph)994 hPaTS1.2 ACE
OsaiSouth Pacific202448 kt (89 km/h, 55 mph)990 hPaTS0.7 ACE

Sources: Source: International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS) v04r01, NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, doi:10.25921/82ty-9e16. Some agency values come from third parties such as JMA, IMD and BoM. (NOAA NCEI terms (citation requested)) Made with Natural Earth. Public domain map data. Borders are Natural Earth's de facto depiction. Data as of 2026-10-13. Storm records are best tracks and can be revised by the agencies.