And while only a Cat 1. That large sized effected a very large area and for a long period of time so it was pushing so much water, it’s why sandy caused so damage while only being a Cat 1.
I never seen a hurricane suddenly make a hard left right into New York like that, and then leave the coast like it did. Also how it collided with another storm which made it have snow mixed into it. It was the weirdest storm I ever saw.
Technically, it was no longer a hurricane by the time it made landfall. It had long lost its tropical characteristics by that point and was just an extremely massive extratropical cold-core storm.
This was quite literally the perfect storm. It made a perfect dip into warm cuban waters, a perfect b-line into Jersey, and a perfect eye dodge of the Hudson River which of course is a notorious storm killer. I was only 8 but I'll never forget what sandy was like on Staten Island.
eye went right over my house. that peace and quiet is so eerie because you know part 2 is coming no matter what. can't believe that storm turned like that still... crazy
You can see Sandy was collided with that cold front. And that front actually caused Sandy to get bigger and made it maintain its strength as Cat 1 to Cat 2 hurricane of the northeast coast despite being over colder water. Very weird to have an arctic front make a hot tropical hurricane stronger.
Hurricane Sandy was the first hurricane I ever heard that hit New York State! I did not know that New York or any other northeast stats had hurricanes and read that hurricanes in New York are rare!
I remember this storm like it was yesterday. I was in nyc okay the time when it hit. First time in my life that I experienced a hurricane was terrifying. Everything went out.
This storm was deriving most of its strength from large-scale pressure gradients. In the National Hurricane Center's own words, by the time it reached the east coast "convection was no longer driving the bus."
Hurricane Sandy was the worst STORM to ever hit the Northeast. 15 foot surges, 80 mph winds expanding over 500 miles. Heavy rain and snow. Sandy was an amazing storm. And with a warming climate. These storms could be happening more often. 2:33 Hurricane Sandy Landfall as ExtraTropical Cyclone with 80 mph sustained winds and a pressure of 939 millibars. Here are the reports for the storm www.nhc.noaa.gov/outreach/presentations/Sandy2012.pdf www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/AL182012_Sandy.pdf www.weather.gov/okx/HurricaneSandy
After it goes over Cuba you don't see the eye again until the two minute mark. Interesting most of the convection to the West of the Eye. And once it turned West the eye disappeared. But still did a lot of damage as an extratropical strom hitting at high tide and during the full moon with NYC being North of the storm the worst place to be. Where i lived didn't have power for a week and saw many light flashes outside.
i have no memory of this whole thing my teacher just told me about it- plus i lived in the area where hurricane sandy hit as well, and i dont have a memory of that 😭
Cause you got what was Extra Tropical Cyclone Sandy as during landfall it was losing Subtropical Characteristics and becoming fully Extra Tropical which it was by the time it came fully inland
Interesting... I have to agree, it doesn't look like a natural storm. It looks like it died out before getting to Florida, then it get 10 times stronger? that doesn't make sense? I'm going to look for more videos of what hurricanes look like, and the development of hurricanes vs Sandy
Try studying metrology but while this was weird. It happens. Sandy was a normal hurricane in the tropics. As it headed north it fell apart near Florida due to wind shear and dry air. But as Sandy moved north it moved into the warm waters of the gulf stream and got stronger. Than a very powerful arctic front came in the from the west and collided with Sandy making it bigger and turning Sandy into an Extra Tropical Cyclone. Weird but has happened before.
Kim T not exactly. Tornados can have up to 300 mph winds (not gusts) and could have hail in them. But hurricanes can cause flooding and can have tornadoes in them. The record right now for mph winds is 215. Other than that pretty much 😉😉
They are vastly different. Both are rotating weather systems, but tropical cyclones are much larger and are fueled by warm waters and concective currents that causes warm air to rise and cool air to sink, creating a large amount of energy. A tornado is associated with a mesocyclone and is fueled by its parent mesocyclone' convection, which keeps the thunderstorm and associated tornado alive.
They can be very simillar in the driving force and only slightly similar in the convection. Both are driven by convection and the cyclonic structure is almost identical aside from the source which is very different but tornadoes are very localized and almost point-like compared to hurricanes (This is why their wind speeds are so fast) and the rotation comes from amplified turbulences inside the cloud, but their convection cycles are open ended and can only last for as long as the storm cloud can feed them. Now Imagine a tornado but the entire cloud is the tornado, since it's so large it's stored energy is spread over a wider area and therefore it's wind speeds are much lower than that of a regular tornado. Now, since the entire cloud is the "tornado", it has another advantage which is that it's convection cycle is a closed loop and that allows it to use every energy it absorbs to only sustain the cyclone, this makes the hurricane self sustaining unlike the tornado. The rotational motion source from the hurricanes is more orderly than for tornadoes, since they are so large the coriolis effect from the entire world overcomes that of local turbulence and therefore hurricanes start rotating westward from whichever side is closer to the axis of rotation of the earth. Another difference is that hurricanes form and start rotating all at once and tornadoes are born from a mother tunderstorm cloud that is called a super cell if the conditions are right.
Notice the huge push of energy as the storm pushes northwest of the HAARP facility located in Puerto Rico. As if the storm is regenerated, initially the storm pressure reading was beginning to rise which would have indicated its was weakening. The current administration claims that there was no activity of any kind before, during or after the cell past Puerto Rico. But it has been reported by a number of people that the facility was fully operational and running during the storm as it passed by.
No need for conspiracy theories. The reason why Sandy feel apart was because it was dealing with wind shear and dry air and so it fell apart. And second, there was a cold front coming in from the west with the jet stream, this expanded Sandys wind field plus Sandy got back over the warm Gulf Stream which is why it re intensified back into a hurricane. Than as Sandy made landfall in NJ it transformed into an extra tropical cyclone and caused feet of snow in WV the next day. This wasn’t due to the government. But a mixture of cyclones both from the arctic and tropics smashing into each other over the northeast. Instead of making up conspiracy theories. Study metrology and how weather works.
Wow, Hurricane Sandy was HUGE. It looks like it completely overtook all Atlantic coast states from Maine down to Florida on Oct 28
Second largest storm on record at 900 miles, but far behind Tip at 1380 miles.
And while only a Cat 1. That large sized effected a very large area and for a long period of time so it was pushing so much water, it’s why sandy caused so damage while only being a Cat 1.
I thought it was the first largest?
Nah sandy was 1000 and it wasn’t far behind tip get ur facts right
@@daytimegaming3122 Tip was small lol. The Japanese want records lol
It's crazy how it rides out in the sea as it goes along the East Coast, and then suddenly turns in and strikes New England.
PinkChampagne1981 sorry didn’t strike New England it struck NJ/NY
My mom made me go out into the peak of hurricane sandy in Massachusetts to give the neighbors something
I never seen a hurricane suddenly make a hard left right into New York like that, and then leave the coast like it did. Also how it collided with another storm which made it have snow mixed into it. It was the weirdest storm I ever saw.
Technically, it was no longer a hurricane by the time it made landfall. It had long lost its tropical characteristics by that point and was just an extremely massive extratropical cold-core storm.
The shear was big enough to yank it to the west
And look at Hurricane Harvey 2017!
It bounced three times!
Probably the most insane hurricane ever. The east coast was not ready for that.
scary. the eye almost disappears at night. come sunshine, the rotation intensifies and behold the eye again.
This was quite literally the perfect storm. It made a perfect dip into warm cuban waters, a perfect b-line into Jersey, and a perfect eye dodge of the Hudson River which of course is a notorious storm killer. I was only 8 but I'll never forget what sandy was like on Staten Island.
eye went right over my house. that peace and quiet is so eerie because you know part 2 is coming no matter what. can't believe that storm turned like that still... crazy
1:23 and from that point, New Jersey knew. They were screwed.
Norway Mapping no I think youean New York they got hit first then got in the eye wall that's where I was I mean I was close to the eye wall ;-;
Norway Tracking and us Pennsylvanians
You can see Sandy was collided with that cold front. And that front actually caused Sandy to get bigger and made it maintain its strength as Cat 1 to Cat 2 hurricane of the northeast coast despite being over colder water. Very weird to have an arctic front make a hot tropical hurricane stronger.
It's terrifying how it struggled to survive and hit hard on the States
It was crazy how Sandy decided to turn straight into New Jersey.
There was a trough in the jet stream that buckled and pulled Sandy back plus a blocking high pressure system over the Atlantic.
@@PremierCCGuyMMXVI Or somebody in NJ said that Texas is dumb
@@pogcow4178 what?
@@PremierCCGuyMMXVI it's supposed to be a spongebob reference
@@pogcow4178 ohhh I see now
Tho the SpongeBob references are pretty old now
It's like Hurricane Sandy came from Jupiter.
Oh trust me a storm from Jupiter is gonna envelop the entire planet, maybe the moon too
Hurricane Sandy was the first hurricane I ever heard that hit New York State!
I did not know that New York or any other northeast stats had hurricanes and read that hurricanes in New York are rare!
I remember this storm like it was yesterday. I was in nyc okay the time when it hit. First time in my life that I experienced a hurricane was terrifying. Everything went out.
Same
This storm was deriving most of its strength from large-scale pressure gradients. In the National Hurricane Center's own words, by the time it reached the east coast "convection was no longer driving the bus."
Bruh it’s taking inflow from Cuba
The worst of sandy was surge and flooding that wind was mild as hurricanes go
deserving of a musical accompaniment.
agree
Heat from the ocean rises and make the wind rotate in a "spiral" movement rising up into the sky and it increases the hurricane speed.
Hurricane Sandy was the worst STORM to ever hit the Northeast. 15 foot surges, 80 mph winds expanding over 500 miles. Heavy rain and snow. Sandy was an amazing storm. And with a warming climate. These storms could be happening more often.
2:33 Hurricane Sandy Landfall as ExtraTropical Cyclone with 80 mph sustained winds and a pressure of 939 millibars.
Here are the reports for the storm
www.nhc.noaa.gov/outreach/presentations/Sandy2012.pdf
www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/AL182012_Sandy.pdf
www.weather.gov/okx/HurricaneSandy
Everyone thought this storm was more proof that the world was ending on December 21, 2012.
Rip Star Jet at Casino Pier
Lmao
more or less, just a lot more rain and high winds spread out over a much larger area, and the fact that they last longer.
JEEZ THATS HUGE
Sandy made landfall to our state NJ once....
No wonder I saw those huge clouds in Milwaukee
ALL THE WAY TO WISCONSIN?!!?!!??
@@ramosdylan20 yep 2:47
The clouds from it even reached chicago
I remember I was 12 and the storm was set to impact Miami head on, woke up in the morning and randomly it shot straight up north. Crazy
It did not turn to strike New England. It turned to strike New Jersey which is part of the Mid-Atlantic.
Yes and
After it goes over Cuba you don't see the eye again until the two minute mark. Interesting most of the convection to the West of the Eye. And once it turned West the eye disappeared. But still did a lot of damage as an extratropical strom hitting at high tide and during the full moon with NYC being North of the storm the worst place to be. Where i lived didn't have power for a week and saw many light flashes outside.
i have no memory of this whole thing my teacher just told me about it-
plus i lived in the area where hurricane sandy hit as well, and i dont have a memory of that 😭
Places that have never had a hurricane experience the worst
Wow, what did you smoke?
How to steal from the golf stream, starring hurricane sandy
Cool
all sandy did was knock out my power for 2 fucking weeks and made me refrigerate my food outside. BTW I live in the metro area of new york...
Nice experience
Cause you got what was Extra Tropical Cyclone Sandy as during landfall it was losing Subtropical Characteristics and becoming fully Extra Tropical which it was by the time it came fully inland
WOW!
Really didn't want to leave the northeast
Np dude
Interesting...
I have to agree, it doesn't look like a natural storm.
It looks like it died out before getting to Florida, then it get 10 times stronger? that doesn't make sense?
I'm going to look for more videos of what hurricanes look like, and the development of hurricanes vs Sandy
Bananafone it’s because it collided with a cold front heading east
Try studying metrology but while this was weird. It happens. Sandy was a normal hurricane in the tropics. As it headed north it fell apart near Florida due to wind shear and dry air. But as Sandy moved north it moved into the warm waters of the gulf stream and got stronger. Than a very powerful arctic front came in the from the west and collided with Sandy making it bigger and turning Sandy into an Extra Tropical Cyclone. Weird but has happened before.
@@PremierCCGuyMMXVI Sandy wasn't fully Extra tropical till after its final landfall
@@KaiserStormTracking that’s my point
A recent example now would be how Fiona transitioned as it Canada (2022)
Sandy goes into Florida NOPE 90 degree turn to new jersey
It looks like a cat 5 or even a cat 7
It was a c3
C3 at peak and TS-CAT1 at landfall before it fully transitioned into a Extra Tropical system after landfalling as a Subtropical system
No
Estimate fail
It was a cat 1 with 80 MPH. Categories are not by size, it's by wind speed.
Hit nj crazy
Sandy I need water SURE THIN SPOGEBOD
Oct. 21 is my b day
King Brandon mine is oct 17
mines oct 23
This isn't from space. The ISS cannot stop from 17,000 mph to video lol. This is a composite just like it is on a weather report
That's not from the ISS, it doesn't provide weather info. This is from a geostationary weather satellite 35,786 km from the earth.
The ISS is not the only object capable of recording imagery from space...
It takes 1 photo, go around, and takes another one at the same spot.
No. The satellites orbit the Earth at the same speed at it rotates. That's how
Jonathan Shaw These are snapshots from the times he storm came in view
so.. a hurricane is just a tornado in the ocean right?... cuz that's what struck my mind when I see this.
Kim T not exactly. Tornados can have up to 300 mph winds (not gusts) and could have hail in them. But hurricanes can cause flooding and can have tornadoes in them. The record right now for mph winds is 215. Other than that pretty much 😉😉
They are vastly different. Both are rotating weather systems, but tropical cyclones are much larger and are fueled by warm waters and concective currents that causes warm air to rise and cool air to sink, creating a large amount of energy. A tornado is associated with a mesocyclone and is fueled by its parent mesocyclone' convection, which keeps the thunderstorm and associated tornado alive.
Hurricane is a group of rotating thunderstorms.
Kim t must be dumb as fuck if he thinks this is just basically a tornado
They can be very simillar in the driving force and only slightly similar in the convection. Both are driven by convection and the cyclonic structure is almost identical aside from the source which is very different but tornadoes are very localized and almost point-like compared to hurricanes (This is why their wind speeds are so fast) and the rotation comes from amplified turbulences inside the cloud, but their convection cycles are open ended and can only last for as long as the storm cloud can feed them. Now Imagine a tornado but the entire cloud is the tornado, since it's so large it's stored energy is spread over a wider area and therefore it's wind speeds are much lower than that of a regular tornado. Now, since the entire cloud is the "tornado", it has another advantage which is that it's convection cycle is a closed loop and that allows it to use every energy it absorbs to only sustain the cyclone, this makes the hurricane self sustaining unlike the tornado. The rotational motion source from the hurricanes is more orderly than for tornadoes, since they are so large the coriolis effect from the entire world overcomes that of local turbulence and therefore hurricanes start rotating westward from whichever side is closer to the axis of rotation of the earth. Another difference is that hurricanes form and start rotating all at once and tornadoes are born from a mother tunderstorm cloud that is called a super cell if the conditions are right.
Alight, this is NOT manmade!
It fell apart over America, so no.
Wdym?
Notice the huge push of energy as the storm pushes northwest of the HAARP facility located in Puerto Rico. As if the storm is regenerated, initially the storm pressure reading was beginning to rise which would have indicated its was weakening. The current administration claims that there was no activity of any kind before, during or after the cell past Puerto Rico. But it has been reported by a number of people that the facility was fully operational and running during the storm as it passed by.
No need for conspiracy theories. The reason why Sandy feel apart was because it was dealing with wind shear and dry air and so it fell apart. And second, there was a cold front coming in from the west with the jet stream, this expanded Sandys wind field plus Sandy got back over the warm Gulf Stream which is why it re intensified back into a hurricane. Than as Sandy made landfall in NJ it transformed into an extra tropical cyclone and caused feet of snow in WV the next day. This wasn’t due to the government. But a mixture of cyclones both from the arctic and tropics smashing into each other over the northeast. Instead of making up conspiracy theories. Study metrology and how weather works.
bruh please study weather
Wind shear: And I took that personally
NY wasn't hit that hard
cowwiegames2.0 yah it was more than 50 people died
???
Yes it was. 20 billion plus in damage. Hundreds of thousands of homes destroyed. Millions without power. 20 feet of storm surge.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey were hit the hardest
Shoulda took jersey off the map. Useless state anyway
signal20 That's cruel. New Jersey isn't useless even if it's not a large state. And a tropical cyclone can't just sink an entire landmass.
I’m okay with my comment being mean and cruel.
Ay I’m from Jersey and that’s insulting
SuperThunderGoodGuy and your point is .........
robert fish it hurts me a new jerseian