Track of Super Typhoon Dianmu (2004)
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Visualisation of the track of one of the most powerful typhoons of the 2000s, which peaked out at sea before eventually peeling across the Japanese islands as a much weaker typhoon. The storm caused moderate damage and several fatalities.
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Woah, one of the strongest known
yeah
Thanks to force thirteens I knew some typhoons and cyclones because I never knew about cyclone nargis and typhoon Dianmu with typhoon Kate and Flo until force thirteen
Dianmu, one of the most intense storms in 2004, only dwarfed by Gafilo earlier in the same year, at least officially...
Of course, Dianmu is one of many notable TCs in 2004, along with Gafilo, Catarina, Ivan, Jeanne, Rananim, Winnie, and others.
We need 2004 WPAC v2
very strong storm one of the strogest known
20 years since typhoon dianmu…
Amazing storm
I remember this like it was. .329 seconds ago.I also remember a typhoon Ida(1958) like it was 4 seconds ago and a typhoon in the year 3291 B.C(All in the sea)
what
Question would Wpac benefit from having something similar to Hurricane hunter based on measuring their Strength more reliably?
Yes
After all you saw what happened with typhoon megi
WE NEED TWB FOR INVEST 94L
Dianmu In 2004
Hi
I missed it
WOW excting
Pwnis
6 minutes
What is the official intensity of Dianmu?
180mph
@@TH-ot8wtvery underestimated
Probably way stronger than that, unofficially speaking.
@@SethKenanDianmu could've had winds of 215mph based on satellite estimates
JTWC has it at 180mph/879mb.
Track of Typhoon Parma 2009 please
I also want typhoon parma
Nice 4:59
sorry but it's actually $68.5m :/
why dianmu only 180? 🤔
probably F13 has not updated its analysis yet because thats literally 4 years old
This storm is way stronger, 200mph at least
@@SAGE0536AGNalso I found out force 13 estimated 195mph 882mb last year on their cyclone history account on X
@@TyphoonMike1990 most likely a member with different analysis. Dianmu is still 195mph / 882hPa based on that, while this video shows 180mph / 894hPa, despite Cyclone History uploaded it 10 days prior.
For me, Dianmu peaked 185mph and a press ure of 905mbar
Underestimated
All evidence points to a storm stronger than 195 mph
@@aron1332 average hcc viewer:
@@Le_Hurricane ??? Explain clearly
@@aron1332 hurricane chaser chase has very bad analysis and sucks a lot. saying that ur analysis is unreasonable
Possibly the strongest storm worldwide in 2000s. The outflow is possibly the most notable feature of this storm, extremely large spanning from SCS to CPAC.
Very true. I wonder what the largest tropical cyclone based on outflow diameter is. Maybe it is Super Typhoon Tip, Super Typhoon June, Super Typhoon Mangkhut, Super Typhoon Winnie, or another one.
Yeah
Hurricane Wilma has left the chat
@@ThoincTheNugget there is a strong evidence Dianmu is way stronger. Wilma entered EWRC nearly at the same time it reached its peak pressure. At the time of 884 fix (882 mbars is just extrapolated), the recon only recorded 175 mph and nearly instantly after that, it started EWRC due to extremely small eye meaning the winds may have only reached 180 or 185 at most while the pressure may have fallen around 878-880.
Dianmu on the other hand maintained its small eye and peak for a much longer time before an EWRC occured. Multiple AMSU passes suggested peak pressure of 870s for hours. Microwave presentation of Dianmu is arguably the best although it have some competition with Meranti and Patricia (note that Dianmu's and Patricia's internal structure were almost carbon copy of each other). The immense outflow of Dianmu may have also contributed to much higher winds at peak which may be around 205 - 215 mph albeit (possibly) same pressure with Wilma.
If there is anything that may contest Dianmu, that would not be Wilma but Olaf (definitely sub 880s based on landfall observations), Cimaron (may be sub 880s also although support is lacking), or Nida (Haiyan-esque structure)
Strongest storm of the 21st century (so far) in my opinion.
Edit: nvm, Megi was stronger.
3:20 That jumped up fast (Rapid Intensfication)
Explosive even!
Another Sea Monster Eh?
Why is Electronic Mother A.I.?
I forecast a 50% chance of there being another Jack Pepper animation in the next 7 weeks
@@TJFlack23000live 🤔 I wonder
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Unrelated but i have a bad feeling about Gaemi because it could be the first super typhoon of the WPAC and could form in Early July. It could also be a destructive one.
How
Bro WTF how you know?! Welllll atleast it happened on late July 😂
@@brolymeng7946 My prediction was close because the Real Gaemi almost became a super typhoon
@@JarredProductions9228 it has many evidence that it reached STY, even a C5
@@aron1332 then it might be upgraded in post analysis tho
20 years since Dianmu!
yeah time flys
I predict Gaemi to have the same track and intensity as Dianmu but with with landfalls in Philippines, Taiwan and Japan.
Edit: similar not same
How to make landfalls in the PH and TW if having the same track? 😅😅😅
@@TH-ot8wt oops I mean similar track
Super Typhoon Dianmu 2004, one of the strongest tropical cyclones in the 2000s, and in the world. Quite a large system as well...
what's your estimate?
@@TyphoonMike1990 185/882. Might be a bit low though
2023 had two strong storms, Mawar and Bolaven with winds reaching 180 mph, they wanted to play with the ocean but there's another who wants to play with the ocean, Super Typhoon Dianmu
You should do the deadly Tropical Storm Daniel 2023
electric mother
It’s mother of thunderstorms actually
dianmu
(I track busses for a living) your message translated to your candle @typhoonmike
180 mph
Typhoon tip force winds 5665466 MPH