1958 Pacific Typhoon Season Animation
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- The 1958 Pacific Typhoon season was a below average season within the Western Pacific ocean, however, many of the storms that formed within the season became powerful Typhoons, and many of those going on to become even more powerful Super Typhoons.
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Southeast asia: aAaAaAaAh typhoon!
Philippines: What a harmless year *Sips some orange juice*
Nice, the person who animated this got spoiled.
Dam 8 catagory fives
Force Thirteen never disappoints us in their animations.
Edit: But in the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Animation, Sam was only a Category 4, which disappointed me.
Ok
cry about it
same
Rai won't cry, but hell cry in SCS because it was a C4 in F13 analysis Lol
@@ForcerFifteen-cq6nc wait...what?
Kanogawa typhoon ida One strongest storm ever recorded and the wind speed of 205 or 200 mph
I beg to differ with the "below average" activity, given how many super typhoons there were in this season.
Typhoon Ida: One of the strongest tropical cyclones on record.
Yes
True
Hurricane Ida: worst hurricane to hit Louisiana since katrina
Nora: 👁️👄👁️
Typhoon Violet: bro i'm stronger than you might
Let's go, Ida is here.
1958: how many Category 5s do you want
WPAC: Yes!!
1997: 🥱
1965: *internal screeching*
This is my favorite Wpac season
Who celebrates Lunar New Year? Anyways Force Thirteen is gonna bring another amazing animation again. Can't wait
Me
@@Obreyze Happy Lunar New Year 😃
Me
Me
Oh my gosh i had waited for this
Ophelia is officially the earliest Category 5 in the Northern Hemisphere, So Suprised
Ida '58: strongest storm ever
Ida '21: Strongest storm to make landfall in New Orleans (maybe or no)
Yes it's the strongest storm to hit New Orleans.
Strongest in terms of wind speed (155 imo)
Didn’t even make landfall in New Orleans
@@ghostyidk9383 But it is the stronges to AFFECT New Oreleans (by wind speed) due to its close proximity
@@drelezar7745 Still wrong, the 1856 last island hurricane is.
Featured Typhoon Ida, one of the strongest known typhoons in record in the WPAC and one of the strongest aswell worldwide
Yep. In my research, Ida is stronger by 5 mph than Haiyan. Also has lower pressure.
At this point, Ida should be retired worldwide
@@tropicalstorm24 yes. I hope for it.
@@tropicalstorm24 yeah
@@tropicalstorm24 yeah
Ah yes another old animation that brought by Force Thirteen its Pacific Typhoon Season. i can smell that it will be released sooner
ah yes
the type of animation I really love in f13
Featuring, Typhoon Ida
Mad season, Just insane
people probably forgetting about Ophelia, the only category 5 on record in january in the northern hemisphere
Let me check the records
Most likely overestimated. I don't think there's any category 5 tropical cyclone in Northern hemisphere for month of January. Alice 1979 was the closest, with winds of 130 kts
Ophelia at most was a minimum C5.
185 mph Phyllis seems accurate.
Winnie was a low end cat 5.
Grace was a strong cat 5 (180 mph+).
Helen was a cat 4.
Ida is underestimated since the 877 hPa was recorded 11 miles from the center of the storm.
Nancy was a cat 4.
The ACE of the season is still underestimated though.
Yessss
Faraway Shores should just be renamed "Ida's Theme" at this point🤣
Can't wait!
1958
Philippines: "finally a decent year!"
Taiwan and Japan: "rrrEEEeeEEEE"
One of the most brilliant animation i had seen in this channel
Ida 1947: deadliest storm on japan before Ida?! what
Ida 1958: costliest ida stprm before YET AGAIN
IDA 2021: HIT LOUISIANA AS CAT 4 155MPH 70B DAMAGES
WHY IDA DID 2 STORMS ARE DEADLIEST BUT ONE IS COSTLIEST HOW
I think Ida was 1945
Ida was 1945 1947 1954 1958 1964 and 2021
Ida never retired❤
1w so rapid intensitying 😳
Please sync new animation on the patreon
Yap got oofed
Let's go
another season that i not know
It is quite one of the most iconic and among the most requested though.
5:50
Ah ophelia one of the very rare Janiary cat5s in the northern hemisphere
Umm I think you typed a bit fast
*Janruary
*cat 5s
@@UniversusVasator january*
I dont think it is category 5
Why was I in timeout???
I shall now to be filing a lawsuit for cruel and unusual punishment…
Dk
0:16 - I have never heard an Ophelia reach CAT4 status.
Edit: Something is wrong with the RUclips editing system.
pog
Awesome premiere date 2222
Yeah, Feb 2, 2022 or 2/2/2022
2/22/22 2:22 am/pm
Typhoon Ida, allegedly one of the strongest Typhoons ever (until you consider that its estimate comes from the extremely early days of Tropical Cyclone research and like many other storms from 50s and 60s was likely overrated).
The pressure actually supported the windspeed of Ida. I think that Ida is one of the few storms at that period to have correct winds based on the pressure. The KZC reanalysis of typhoons at that period showed 178kts estimated maximum sustained winds
@@aron1332 If Ida has 205mph sustained winds than Hurricane Camille also gets to have 190mph sustained winds at landfall which the NHC are no longer buying so good luck trying to resell that idea. We've flown planes with more accurate equipment into Typhoons Tip, Nora, June, Forrest, Rita, Vanessa and Irma and the strongest of those is 190mph, so based on the hard data that we have Typhoons that intensify down into the 870s mb range do not tend to have winds above 190mph 1-min sustained.
The only storm in the satellite era that has a credible case for having winds over 200mph is Hurricane Patricia because she had a lot of things going for her - including the warmest eye ever visited by a Recon plane (and perhaps the warmest eye ever observed in a Tropical Cyclone). But despite this and her impressive 872mb pressure (indeed she may have been deeper than that) the upcoming SFMR bias study might mean Patricia may well be downgraded, and that will also have a knock on effect for Typhoon Megi's rating too.
@@stormdennis9042 the problem with Tip, Nora, June, Forrest, Rita, Vanessa, and Irma are that most, if not all, of these systems have their winds estimated using AH77. They used the pressure recorded to those storms and get the windspeed using the AH77 WPR. The planes at that period (1970 - 1987) probably have low bias in winds.
And about the storm in satellite era with 200 mph winds, how about Meranti? A weather station recorded around 878 mbars MSLP in Meranti at landfall when it had EWRC. It also had a very warm and dry eye similar to Patricia
@@aron1332 It's one thing to try and estimate the strength of a Tropical Cyclone, it's entirely another thing to assess cyclone strength via actual measurements because the latter holds far more weight. Unfortunately I cannot link scientific papers because RUclips will think I'm spamming but Knaff and Sampson did publish their own reanalysis on WPAC tropical cyclones during the recon era using the KZC WPR and according to them not all of the big 870s range tropical cyclones possessed ridiculously high winds, especially the largest of them like Tip. It is also important to note that those with small maximum wind radii (eg Forrest) may be overestimated by the KZC WPR. But this study is not based on ground truth.
As for Meranti, you're referring to the reports from Itbayat Station which gave a 933.6 reading followed by an infamous 983 reading at 1800z. That could refer to a reading of 883mb but there's no way of knowing if the station was messed up by wind or a mesovort which is why it remains unverified. Patricia's eye was warmer and dryer and was all round the better storm.
@@stormdennis9042 yes, I know that Tip (and possibly June) probably have accurate wind speed due to its size and the environmental pressure but the thing is that Ida did not have that size and environmental pressure which support higher intensity in winds than Tip.
Regarding Vanessa and its wind and pressure, I have found out this on 1984 JTWC ATCR
It said that the 879 mbars converts into 180 (the official intensity) mph using *AH77*. This is what I am talking about on how they have low winds for that pressure.
Ida
Ida
@@cj_cr.22 Ida
@@TSKALEX876 Ida
@@DEEJAY440 Ida
Ida
bruh many c5
Yeah
@SRB12 Storm tracking due to overestimation
:moyai:
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