You Don't Get Off That Easy
Your table is nearly useless. A huge number of storms vear off into the North Atlantic, hit Central America, or die in the Atlantic. The only valid way to measure any existing GW impact is the total number of tropical storm systems each year in both the Pacific and the Atlantic. There tend to be more storms at the lower strength levels than the higher. I believe Climate models predict both more storms and more strong storms. Your table didn't track tropical depressions or storms. I also can say for sure that never before have we had two storms past the end of tropical storm season as we did this year.
No free passes just cause I was unclear. ;-)
Regards,
Mark