Typhoon Atang (Olive) was also a devastating storm in the Philippines and was the first A named storm to be the retired, though he name Olive was not retired along with it. It is the only A named storm to be retired on the Philippines until Ambo (Vongfong) of last year
The chance of getting to an "R" name in the SWIO will be hard duo to how low activity it is. The furthest alphabet name they got was an "O" name in the form of Cyclone Odile in the 1993-1994 SWIO Cyclone season, and yeah that season was CRAZY because on how active this season really is at that time until the 2018-2019 season broke that record. And not only that is was the most active SWIO season, the season managed to produces a lot of major and one of the many major Cyclone in that season the star of the season was Cyclone Geralda which became the strongest ever recorded in the basin history at that time and also the strongest worldwide in 1994 until Cyclone Fantala in 2016 broke that record. In the end reaching the "R" name would be hard duo to the low activity, but if it succeed and yeah it would be record breaking.
Rita is very underestimated, it had great environmental conditions. Considering the recon gaps, and found pressures below 880mbar on all of them, it’s safe to say that this reached over 200mph
I agree. Rita maintained a pressure below 900 for several days! What a consistent intensity. 175 mph according to the officials is just an understatement.
@@juliusnepos6013 ohh that is why storms back then had taken the statistics of JTWC. Okay thanks! Buttt uhmmmm JMA aint estimating accurately sometimes- as what I have observed.
The thing that I am not sure about Rita 78 is the windspeeds. It had 175 MPH officially which I think was way too low. Based on the pressure 878 and the environmental factors around Rita at peak, I think its winds were around 200 - 215 MPH
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5:02 When you hear that music, you know something's about to happen (like a Category 5)
I always think that. I know their pattern.
Typhoon Atang (Olive) was also a devastating storm in the Philippines and was the first A named storm to be the retired, though he name Olive was not retired along with it. It is the only A named storm to be retired on the Philippines until Ambo (Vongfong) of last year
Likely chance that Agaton (Megi) will be retired this year as well
Philippines could see another A name to be retired from this year.
TIMESTAPS FOR THOSE WHO NEEDS IT! 2
0:00 Intro
0:11 Nadine (01W)
0:35 Olive (02W)
1:14 Polly (03W)
1:29 Rose (04W)
1:40 Shirley (05W)
1:49 Trix (06W)
2:16 Virginia (07W)
2:18 Wendy (08W)
2:23 Agnes (09W)
2:54 Bonnie (10W)
2:56 Carmen (11W)
2:57 Della (12W)
3:21 13W
3:29 Elaine (14W)
3:42 Faye (15W)
3:46 Gloria & Hester (16W & 17W)
4:17 Irma (18W)
4:18 Judy (19W)
4:38 Kit (20W)
4:44 Lola (21W)
5:00 Mamie (22W)
5:15 Nina (23W)
5:20 Ora (24W)
5:35 25W
5:40 Phyllis (26W)
5:41 Rita (27W)
6:25 Tess (28W)
6:36 Viola (29W)
6:36 30W
6:59 Winnie (31W)
7:07 Season Summary
7:22 Storm List (F13 Analysis)
7:47 Strongest Landfalls
7:52 Deadliest Storms
7:59 Costliest Storms (1978 USD)
8:06 The End :D
Thank you so much! that must have been A LOT OF WORK
1:29 43 years later
Uhm that 13w is 12w
5:45
If anyone needs a formation timestamp for Rita
Awesome animation ethan!!!!!!! I like the glow effect on cat 5 with Rita!!!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!
1978, one of the craziest years officially by depression count, and featured Rita, one of the most intense TC’s in history.
Not as crazy as 1964 which generated 102 DEPRESSIONS
@@mspectrite8025 what? I think that it’s 54.
Rita had an reputation of being an category 5 in the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans
Yes
5:03
Phil: why
Japan: what
Rita: hello Phil
Phil: uh oh
Rita must just be a cursed name, I mean a cat 5 typhoon and a cat 5 hurricane? How?!
The name Rita is also available on the SWIO, let's see what it will become once it's used.
The chance of getting to an "R" name in the SWIO will be hard duo to how low activity it is. The furthest alphabet name they got was an "O" name in the form of Cyclone Odile in the 1993-1994 SWIO Cyclone season, and yeah that season was CRAZY because on how active this season really is at that time until the 2018-2019 season broke that record. And not only that is was the most active SWIO season, the season managed to produces a lot of major and one of the many major Cyclone in that season the star of the season was Cyclone Geralda which became the strongest ever recorded in the basin history at that time and also the strongest worldwide in 1994 until Cyclone Fantala in 2016 broke that record. In the end reaching the "R" name would be hard duo to the low activity, but if it succeed and yeah it would be record breaking.
Nice animation
Rita is very underestimated, it had great environmental conditions. Considering the recon gaps, and found pressures below 880mbar on all of them, it’s safe to say that this reached over 200mph
Yeah
I agree. Rita maintained a pressure below 900 for several days! What a consistent intensity. 175 mph according to the officials is just an understatement.
I have read in a reanalysis of typhoons with recon using KZC, Rita had 183 Knots in reanalysis
Aron 13 Thats insane! That’s like Nora level impressive.
However, it’s hard to say that this could’ve passed Mike, Olaf, and Gay. But it definitely could pass them in terms of strength
Oh yes, excited for Super Typhoon Kading (intl. known as Rita)
I thought this was 1979 for a second and got really exited. Still, I am exited for one of the many category 5 Ritas
1979 is also coming soon ;)
@@sohumchatterjee9 Yay
Same
Atlantic beasts like Irma, Wilma, Rita, and Sally were all WPAC beasts way back to the year of anglicized names over the basin until year 2000.
I wonder why they used anglicized names to name asian storms.
@@LunoRawke maybe because SEA countries haven’t contributed in naming such so as proxy, they used anglicized names.
Because JTWC based in Guam and Hawaiii that time was the monitoring agency for the area until the JMA took over
@@juliusnepos6013 ohh that is why storms back then had taken the statistics of JTWC. Okay thanks! Buttt uhmmmm JMA aint estimating accurately sometimes- as what I have observed.
@@cosmicnature1669 Ehehehe, don't get me started on them lol
5:23 ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA
ora
5:05
*boss music intensifies*
Nice animation 9.2/10
Super Typhoon Rita (Kading) is the strongest storm of the season. It is also the wettest tropical cyclone in the PH history with over 400 mm of rain.
It is not the wettesr, not even in the top 10
Rita 205mph 876mb....
I liked those effects on Rita, and the animation overall is great!
It is crazy how the season had 63 tropical depressions officially.
But I’m still hanging around for 1979
SIXTY-THREE?!?!?!
How did it have that many
@@MrGreenandPurple Yep
@@GamingWithTripnh18872 The conditions and other reasons
No one:
Dj: Ok
????
@@DEEJAY440 what
stop mentioning dj, just move on, why do you care so much about his ratings?
Rita reminds me of Mangkhut because it stayed as a Category 5 for a very long time and also hit The Philippines.
Will the 1979 Pacific typhoon season be animated after this?
Nice
Typhoon rita strikes again after looping around as a fluctuating category 2 typhoon back in 1972
5:02 V.2 Superman theme
Fun Fact: Rita also affected Hong Kong with gale-force wind, but HKO denied signal 8.
6:09 Holy cow,I thought Rita hit the Philippines as a Cat3!
Rapid Intensification or Monsoon Season come onnnnnnn
I just want them to use Landfall again in other animation(maybe 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season?)
@@LunoRawke Monsoon Season? It will likely be played in the West Pacific counterpart(Remember? August? Monsoon depression?...hm...)
2:11 to 2:18
Trix going the wrong way.
Also susan was not in this animation because it was formed close to the central pacific and it didn't count on the western pacific
Olive entered the PAR 2 times?
(Not trying to cause a debate)
Do you think Typhoon Rita 1978 was truly 878 hPa?
Yes
Yes
The thing that I am not sure about Rita 78 is the windspeeds. It had 175 MPH officially which I think was way too low. Based on the pressure 878 and the environmental factors around Rita at peak, I think its winds were around 200 - 215 MPH
Yes. Rita is another overshadowed typhoon that needs a little bit of spotlight. Even small storms can get that intensity for a short interim.
Yes
Rita 72: In Stronk i want to do it Agaian
Rita 78: Lol bye Phil
Rita 05: Destruction Time 😡😡😡😡😡😡
Kyrios: Lol
Also Rita 72: I am the longest lasting Typhoon in the WPAC
Wayne: Am I a joke to you?
rita 2019 i am sad
5:59 Rita join the FBI Team :))
also if there's ever a 1979 typhoon season, there should be a windfield for Tip
They have a video on Tip already. With the wind fields as well.
@@dktsunami2567 yes but it was an individual storm animation
Coming soon
Did Ethan animate this?
@Kyrios so thats a yes. Ok noted
I forgot that wpac is an active basin due to 2020 lmao
25th like, can’t wait
I was like 10th I think
At least you're not 3rd
@@hubbtoonz Doge wants to know your location
@@kyle9331 well around 10th like 9th or something
Who animated this
Possibly Ethan.
@@NorthAmerica1 yoy
Forgot Alice.
Oh Rita...small but terrible typhoon of this year...
7:36
Irma: F*** You!
5:40 You all Came From
Rita 78: um hello
Dorian: ????
Phil: why do i hear boss music?
28 Tropical Storms
16 Typhoons
4 Major Typhoons
Wtf