Hurricane Size Comparison
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Tropical cyclone:
A tropical cyclone is a rapidly rotating storm system characterized by a low-pressure center, a closed low-level atmospheric circulation, strong winds, and a spiral arrangement of thunderstorms that produce heavy rain. Depending on its location and strength, a tropical cyclone is referred to by different names, including hurricane (/ˈhʌrɪkən, -keɪn/), typhoon (/taɪˈfuːn/), tropical storm, cyclonic storm, tropical depression, and simply cyclone.[4] A hurricane is a tropical cyclone that occurs in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean, and a typhoon occurs in the northwestern Pacific Ocean; while in the south Pacific or Indian Ocean, comparable storms are referred to simply as "tropical cyclones" or "severe cyclonic storms".
"Tropical" refers to the geographical origin of these systems, which form almost exclusively over tropical seas. "Cyclone" refers to their winds moving in a circle, whirling round their central clear eye, with their winds blowing counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. The opposite direction of circulation is due to the Coriolis effect. Tropical cyclones typically form over large bodies of relatively warm water.
The strong rotating winds of a tropical cyclone are a result of the conservation of angular momentum imparted by the Earth's rotation as air flows inwards toward the axis of rotation. As a result, they rarely form within 5° of the equator. Tropical cyclones are almost unknown in the South Atlantic due to a consistently strong wind shear and a weak Intertropical Convergence Zone. Also, the African easterly jet and areas of atmospheric instability which give rise to cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, along with the Asian monsoon and Western Pacific Warm Pool, are features of the Northern Hemisphere and Australia.
Atlantic hurricane:
An Atlantic hurricane or tropical storm is a tropical cyclone that forms in the Atlantic Ocean, usually in the summer or fall. A hurricane differs from a cyclone or typhoon only on the basis of location.[1] A hurricane is a storm that occurs in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean, a typhoon occurs in the northwestern Pacific Ocean, and a cyclone occurs in the south Pacific or Indian Ocean.
Tropical cyclones can be categorized by intensity. Tropical storms have one-minute maximum sustained winds of at least 39 mph (34 knots, 17 m/s, 63 km/h), while hurricanes have one-minute maximum sustained winds exceeding 74 mph (64 knots, 33 m/s, 119 km/h). Most North Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes form between June 1 and November 30. The United States National Hurricane Center monitors the basin and issues reports, watches, and warnings about tropical weather systems for the North Atlantic Basin as one of the Regional Specialized Meteorological Centers for tropical cyclones, as defined by the World Meteorological Organization.
In recent times, tropical disturbances that reach tropical storm intensity are named from a predetermined list. Hurricanes that result in significant damage or casualties may have their names retired from the list at the request of the affected nations in order to prevent confusion should a subsequent storm be given the same name. On average, in the North Atlantic basin (from 1966 to 2009) 11.3 named storms occur each season, with an average of 6.2 becoming hurricanes and 2.3 becoming major hurricanes (Category 3 or greater).[6] The climatological peak of activity is around September 11 each season.
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Great graphics, info and presentation! Looking forward for more! Keep it up and you'll become big!
Oh thank you Reigarw. i'm working hard for this :)
Reigarw can you make a 2018 version because new huricane at japan and i dont know how big it is?
Reigarw Comparisons Noice
Typhoon haiyan
@@REDSIDEofficial ,, sir could you make your illustrations a little larger had a hard time reading them thank you,, ENJOYED IT, SUBSCRIBED.
Tip: I'm the biggest Hurricane on Earth.
Saturn: Hold my Polar Vortex and Hexagon.
Jupiter: I'm about to destroy this planet's rings.
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I saw a video on tornado size I saw a bigger twister than the Jupiter red spot
THE SOLAR TWISTER
Sun: ”Imma ‘bout to end this whole mans career.”
Milky Way: “Hold my beer.”
@@subsetgamingyt9524
Black Hole: Am I a joke to you?
Trishia Bidaure I was thinking of that but then I realized that there’s a black hole in the center of the Milky Way.
And the biggest hurricane ever goes to....
*Hurricane tortilla*
😂😂😂😂
I was 10 years old when I made this comment.
I was 10 years old when I made this comment.
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Mushroom face Gaming r/woosh
Crazily enough I’ve been through 3 of these storms! Harvey was absolutely insane for the amount of water over such a large area. You could be in a boat for dozens of miles literally driving over the tops of abandoned cars on roads. Surreal experience
ive gone through harvey too and definitely agree! The water was incredible and every day there would be aquatic animals on streets since i lived near a lake!
Same, unlucky me that I lived in Rockport so I got the worst from that storm.
Harvey hit my city when I was only 6...
i was there during maria. I was there before, during and after, and it is in every way shape or form the worst experience ive ever lived through. this is coming from someone who liked hurricane season because it was never all that bad and i could stay home from school, but ever since then, ive gained a huge respect towards nature and what it can really do. puertorican people are so resilient and strong and everyone i know has a story about their time living through it. it's one of those days i'll remember every detail about for the rest of my life, and one of those periods of my time where i'll have very visceral flashbacks of the aftermath and what changed from then on. luckily, none of my family passed as a direct relation to the hurricane, and my heart goes out to everyone's families who perished because of it. i am still in awe of how poorly the government did for its people, and how much they failed the island as a whole.
It is not the fault of nature itself but of people who do not care about the climate
"worst experience" there are worse things to experience
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 you try going through a cat 4/5 hurricane then, stfu
@@biancajpg im not saying thats bad im saying there are worse things and for me the worst of worst is that have you ever experienced youre whole family getting killed by you bcs of a villain tricking you into thinking that they are villains and then tried to do suicide but failed (bcs of near immortality) and had to see how the world falls 1 by 1 bcs of villains winning and killing most heroes? probably not but wolverine from Earth-807128 did
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775my brother in christ a hurricane is one of the worst things people go through. almost 2k people died and you’re over here talking bout some wolverine?? have some goddamn respect
Watching this at 3:00 am and the music made me feel like I was being watched or something
Ya gotta love those low clarinets😵
*The hurricanes are watching*
mute it then
Ikr
@Nathan Mapping woah there buddy thats what we like to call "stalking"
I was only 9 when sandy hit New York city, and yet looking at the size of that thing now is just... Mind boggling. Our electricity turned off a few times, and a shitload of damage was done to my dad's store in Manhattan, but apart from that, I feel rather lucky that nothing too bad happened to my family.
So much love to the families out there who's homes *have* gotten destroyed by storms of that nature.
That shit got up around Maine before it died. I remember it but i was 7 so i dont remember much
Kyren Faaron Thanks
I. Was on florida when sandy happened it litteraly went through my country (Dominican republic)
Yeah. I lived in NJ at the time. My power went out and all around my house was flooded. It was pretty bad tho.
I was a freshman in high school when Sandy hit. My high school is in Coney Island, one of the worst hit areas and it was closed for around a week. Even after it reopened the school was still doing repairs to electricity and every so often throughout freshman year there would be blackouts cuz the backup generator failed.
I was in New York by the time Hurricane Sandy hit. I was in far rockaway queens, I remember looking out of the building I was in that night, and I saw water trickling in from the bay in the back, and the beach a couple blocks away. Everything flooded all the way up to the 2nd floor, the power was out for MONTHS. It was a terrifying experience.
months. that must've been the most boring thing anyone could experience
I live in East Flatbush in a basement. And I swear I didn't felt like a hurricane passed at all.
@@zulpez Yeah I lived out on Long Island in HS at the time and somehow I never lost power but some friends a mile away literally had no power for 3 and a half weeks if I remember correctly.
I basically just got to sit at home and play video games for 2 weeks while they cleaned up and repaired the school buildings, super lucky.
We all know there is going to be many “Hurricane Tortilla” jokes.
And u say this just 2 days ago
*The music gave me an anxiety attack*
Same!
Same.
ikr
Glad I'm not the only one.
Allison Isabelle fr
Man 2017 wasn’t long ago but man it was crazy watching those storms roll off Africa and develop into monsters.
I love the music, goes great with the tropical cyclones. You should have included a hypercane, although Typhoon Tip certainly is a close one.
Awwww, for some reason it's kinda adorable that Marco is so small, he is just spinning there like a tiny windy whirl...
it's bigger than you
Bigger? 0-0
Now that I think of him in real life,
AHHH!
Here in the PH we just had a big storm called Typhoon Mangkut...
@@froilanjosephpaz4941 in Luzon
awty tot i thought it was manhunt for some reason
My grandfather and his team of hurricane hunters were the ones who flew into Typhoon Tip. It was the lowest, or highest, pressure storm ever recorded at that time.
Did they survive?
@@bamf6603Obviously if they hadn’t I dont think they would be here
(Unless the grandpa flew into the hurricane when he/she was around)
@@Bees_Animations did you just call a grandpa a he/she?
@@yesyouareright9800I believe he did, but nowadays you never really know anymore lol
@@aaronschug9103 my anger towards this progressive sh makes me more antisemitic than ever
Absolutely love these! So glad you went into the solar system for comparison
Living in Florida, I’ve been through 5 direct hits from hurricanes, a handful of brushes from the edges of others, and countless tropical storms. The hurricanes, obviously are the most scary. As a Floridian, you know what to do. But once you’re in one, you’re in one. In the moment if something does go wrong, like your roof blowing completely off, there’s really not much you can do. It’s not as if you can try to fix it or tie something down once it’s happened and you’re in the middle of it. That always frightens me the most. Thankfully most buildings standing today have been built according to hurricane codes, but if a Cat 5 hits you directly? Likely even the best codes may not hold up to that. Thankfully forecasting has gotten insanely good today. And beyond that, today when a hurricane is coming, power and recovery crews come from not only around the state, but also come in from many other states ahead of the impact, stage themselves in large safe spaces like convention centers, and get out IMMEDIATELY when it’s safe. I’ve been amazed by that sort of coordinated preparedness today. Hurricanes will always suck, but how we’re able to handle them today compared to 100, 50, or even 20 years ago is pretty amazing.
This music makes it so much scarier, but it also is perfect for the video.
Everyone talking about Hurricane Florence, this video was made way before she was formed! In case you're still wondering how big she is, I looked it up and a source says that she has a diameter of around 800 kilometers! Not sure if it's true or not, but if it is, just use Matthew as a reference, as he's also 800 kilometers wide.
Stay safe, everyone!
Holy crap that's HUGE. I hope you and your loved ones stay safe!
Our house is STILL getting hit by Florence! Btw I live in South Carolina but I am not going to tell where in South Carolina.
Sandy was bigger though.
Yeah Sarah, I just watched a Hurricane Florence livestream a few minutes ago, and she is pretty much taking over the state at this point! I'd be surprised if no one has died directly from Hurricane Florence yet! Hopefully she won't ruin your house TOO much, and hopefully she'll spare you and your family's lives! Even though I'm nowhere near where the hurricane is (I'm in Canada), it still really scares me how big she really is! A lot of people live in the Carolinas, especially the north, so it only makes things more devastating. The best thing you can do is find shelter and hope that the hurricane won't hit your area.
Yeah powers out here
I remember seeing hurricane Wilma on the radar back in 2005 and that made an impression on me for sure
I was in Hurricane Charley in 2004. I was only 5 months old and was in Florida with my grandparents. They said I didn't cry one single time during the storm, that I just kept myself occupied and it helped them out a lot since they didn't have to deal with a screaming, flailing baby in the middle of a category 4 storm. After it hit we all made it out of the hotel safe and sound but they said the drive home to Indiana was a lot more difficult than usual due to all of the debris.
you were one strong baby
Who else is watching this in Sept 2019 while Dorian is pummeling the US East Coast? 🌊🌀🌩️
Me but im not an american
XRavenHairSexGod southeast coast**
@@moveddeadchannel3840 you don't have to be
Tsz Kit Wan welp I mean I’m fine with it it’s not hitting me :P
Meee :p
Who else is watching during hurricane Florence?
Extrice me
ehh me sorta. i got a lot of rain and my power back
this was posted a couple days ago....
Dude me
Extrice me
darn harvey was an incredible experience and every day there were alligators and stuff on streets and the flooding was crazy its insane ive been in the 10th ranking hurricane on this list!
I was in Spring, Texas when that hit. A lot off rain that’s it
I like the strange eeriness of your video.
The mix of creepy music and wind's whistle really fits well.
These sizes seem inaccurate. I went through Ivan and I’m certain the distance between BARBADOS and Grenada is more than 70km....
From Barbados to Grenada is 161 miles which is around 260Km
Yea it true me of that hurricane Maria a category 5 hurricane is les that 90 km
I was thinking exactly the same thing. Im from Puerto Rico and the size difference from a storm to Maria or Irma is not that much. The eye of the storm is usually about as wide as the island. Maybe a bit more or a bit less but thats it.
It’s about accurate. Texas is 800 miles across and the depiction shows sandy being 1100 miles across which looks about right considering sandy looks about 300 miles wider than texas in the frame
@@prodigalsun1678 sandy looks like the size of the entire east coast of North America (including Canada), not 1100 miles across lol.
Sandy was big but it wasn't that big.
Also yeah the scaling was pretty botched, it showed hurricane Andrew as nearly the size of the Philippines, which it definitely wasn't that big.
Just think... one of those monster hurricanes could swallow Europe...
What about all of them combined into 1 hurricane (catagory 5 wouldnt suit that hurricane)
Bc of slavery
Aubrey Hicks
What.
@@WWillowV3sp3r Lol, not possible. Either they're just gonna weaken or dissipate.
Just one correction, there are two separate categories for tropical cyclone intensity: windspeed and minimum pressure. Patricia was the most intense by windspeed, but Tip had the lowest minimum pressure on record.
He was talking about the SIZE not the categories or intensity >
@@lisieltaneza3845
He mentioned intensity records for a couple of them as well. Go rewatch the video and actually pay attention.
@@VestedUTuber he only mentioned it for more detailed but his MAIN TOPIC here is the SIZE. As you see HURRICANE is getting bigger. It's on the TITLE "HURRICANE COMPARISON BY SIZE
@@lisieltaneza3845
"he only mentioned it for more detailed"
And that's all I'm talking about. Are you seriously trying to say that it's fucking illegal to talk about a side topic in a video?
@@VestedUTuber when did i say its illegal? And why do u bother to corrected it when u know in the first place its not the main topic? LOL. Make sense to u now?
Would like to see this updated after Hurricane Ian. Had a severe migraine for about 48 hours due to the crazy low pressure of that storm. Also, some of the most intense winds I've ever been through and I've been through hurricanes since Andrew in the early 90's.
damn dude...
Hurricane maria was crazy bro, I didnt go through Ian, but I can assure you that maria was super intense, even more than Ian
That was actually a really good video. I didn't realize how massive Irma really was when it hit. Damn.
This map graphic is not to scale AT ALL
Not Santino
I was alive when when Irene happened
And I was only 2
Alainna Martin oof Katrina is my favorite.
All the size info presented in this video is basically wrong and made up
It’s big...trust me I experienced it
4:23 Hurricane Katrina
More like hurricane tortilla
Bearded Dragon it is a vine
R.i.p vines
Vines are dead, just like this “joke”
And my soul
*Not Funny*
hahahah funny -_-
I remember Hurricane Andrew as a kid. It was a freak January Hurricane and we got something like 8 feet of snow because of it. School was cancelled for weeks.
Hurricane Andrew took place in august, that must be a different storm.
I wasn't expecting to go to space on this one!
No Neptune's great dark spot and Uranus's great storm? They're as big as the earth
Cypher Brittainne you forgot the storm in jupiter that will never be gone
@@levanmatthew856
Jupiter's great red spot is in the video
For the record it will someday be gone also as it's skrinking all the time.
Levan Matthew It’s been shrinking you know that? and its life span is only going to be a few hundred years
Cypher Brittainne you think 🤔 Uranus is as big as earth 🌏?
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Then there’s hurricanes out there be like “ello shrimp”
Orozco
galaxy just pops up as the last thing like ''no,your small.'' (i know that im not funny or that the galaxy isnt a hurricane but it does look like one)
I’ve been through 2 hurricanes/typhoons, typhoon soudelor and typhoon yutu, both went at the speed of around 180 km. I had no electricity for a month and everything was decimated, trees had fallen, roofs were torn apart, my car was hit by rocks, and I can’t imagine what people had to go though during typhoon tip.
Typhoon tip weakened alot before striking, thank god. Also thank god you're alright, I was in hurricane michael personally and my whole town changed.
This is one of my favorite videos on TH-cam right now, however the only correction I can think to make is that you missed Hurricane Hugo which was a very small one and easy to lion over, but still 65km
Thanks for taking the time to create these beautiful well-prepared, informative videos, you sure do know a lot and will definitely become huge one day soon! :)
5:07
Guy : PATRICIA !
hurricane P. : silence and scared
Guy : honey can you stop making storm here pls
fat cat is that a reference to that one vine with the spinning sticks
@@LuneLuan idk but i think yes
PATRICK
This is a...very very inaccurate video when it comes down to the sizes of the storms. A lot of these storms were shown as either far smaller or far bigger than what they really are.
It's also lacking some rather notable storms: The Great Storm of 1900, Hurricane Audrey, and Katrina's sister, Rita
Yeah, the size comparisons are way off. The like/dislike ratio is alarming.
Thank you very much.. I totally agree...... For example, Andrew.... Which was the near top of the list (a very dangerous storm) that was a small and compact one, but made out to be one the Larger Storms. ????? What?
This video is unrealistic and I don't know what kind of comparison is trying to be made here. It's definitely not size, cost, deaths, or power. A better title might be "Tropical Cyclone Comparisons" because not every tropical cyclone in this video is a hurricane.
@@blitsriderfield4099 i was expecting to see hurricane hugo
The music is haunting. Even watching the slow rotations of the hurricanes is scary.
Aside from missing a few key storms from other basins, and giving the wring category to a couple storms, this video was pretty well done!
Now... philippines is preparing for a super typhoon.. again.. called mangkhut with a wind gusts up to 255km/h and the diameter of the typhoon is 900km.
How big is it now? Looks huge
@@ianruppel3898 still 900km and our place is the landfall part....
May the god bless us
@@ianruppel3898 it's bad. I hope no one dies
They change the name of the super typoon it is called now ompong
Nah thats just its local name
Feels weird to watch this as a floridian because you're just like "oh yeah I remember that one" every 30 seconds or so
The music makes me feel like I'm playing a Resident Evil game and I'm trying to figure out what the gem-shaped notch in the painting is for.
2017 was a terrible year for hurricanes
Ice xD
@Ice we've really only had 1 bad hurricane so far in 2019, too soon to call though
2005: Hold my water
Earth: Cyclone Tip is so big. Gosh I'm so bad!
Jupiter: That's cute
Curious as to what was used to calculate the diameter of these storms. I lived through Camille, Frederic, Elena, Ivan, and Sally and those storms covered at least 1/3 of the Gulf of Mexico prior to landfall.
The wind field, not the cloud width.
Always a fan of a good size comparison vid, but I have to say the arbitrary location you placed these storm systems in really grinds my gears. Nonetheless, thank you for the content.
I added the number of deaths, all of them equal to 505,830 deaths, about 70,000 above the Maldives population.
One of the hurricanes itself had 500000 so that is so wrong
He's not wrong go back and looked all the rest only had like 5000
The Final 3 AND 1 bonus KOA:
Hurricane John KOA: 6.2 days
Hurricane Sandy KOA: 55.58 minutes
Typhoon Tip KOA: 4.85 hours
BONUS:
Bhola Cyclone KOA: 1.72 SECONDS
Charlie Bhola actually had 5000 deaths has he might be a little off but not alot
@@winniem.603 Cyclone Bhola was the single deadliest tropical cyclone in history, killing 300,000-500,000 people in East Pakistan (now known as Bangladesh) so I have no idea why you thought it only killed 5,000 people, when it's well known to be the deadliest tropical cyclone.
The information about the storms, plus the eerie music made for a fascinating and hair raising video. Awesome job and I don't recommend watching this before bed or during hurricane season. Gave me goosebumps.
Not me watching this as I'm going through a hurricane
*ida*
This song is so unnerving. I genuinely felt tense while hearing it and watching the transition to the biggest storms of all. Good choice.
I remember my school trying to squeeze every penny from us by guilt tripping us to give our treat money towards helping New Orleans and other donations. That and having a ruthless can drive competition. It was so annoying!
dont you mess with us southerns lmao
6:04 when you realize our entire planet is smaller than a cloud
Sandy: I am the best
Typhoon tip: nah
Jupiter: amateurs.
Sandy and Tip: what did say us? PUNK?
Jupiter: *AMATEURS.*
Black hole : thats cute
@@maddude6342 Me: Black holes aren't winds
Jupiter: I'm the most strongest guy
All typhoon,hurricanes and Saturn's storm combined:Nope
Philippine Yolanda: oh well guess I’m not famous anymore
I love the scale of size. This was cool!
I remember being there when hurricane sandy hit, I never knew it was that big.
Man it had been a while since I’d seen intense hurricanes.
When Irma hit, we evacuated to the other coast of Florida and then it changed its trajectory and hit on the coast we evacuated to. We had about an hour and a half of the eye wall just destroy everything around us. The town my family lives in was completely underwater and everything was destroyed. My neighbors had to hide in their chimney with their dogs as a tornado ripped their house apart.
Power was out for a month for my family. On my drive home the day after I had to navigate downed power lines, flooded roads, debris...
Thank god for the preparations Florida made compared to the hurricanes that tore through Florida leaving most of the state without power for months all those years ago.
Please remember me when you become big!
-support from the Philippines
Sure Chillbert 🤝👌
Hope you’ll survive the current Philippines Typhoon Mangkhut man!
Im also from the Philippines, where is typhoon haiyan(yolanda) ? Or maybe It was here but I didn't notice it. I love watching comparison videos its so goooddddddd
@@REDSIDEofficial im from philipines
@@REDSIDEofficialthe solar prominence is larger than uranus
i swear the music is just creepy and ominous but perfect for a vid like this
Not sure if this was for a school project (my apologies), or for your interests, but this was AMAZING!
earth: i got a category 5 hurricane
jupiter: HOLD MY BEAR!!
mark peracullo k
But the GRS is a cyclone not a hurricane
bear?
Omg a wild bear attack
AH! It almost got me with it's claws...
....how about Typhoon/Hurricane Haiyan/Yolanda?
Typhoon Haiyan formed in 2019; this video was made in 2018.
@@pikach336 it from 2013. dude...-___-
Pikachu 67 no Hayian formed in 2013
In my opinion Haiyan is sightly larger than Sandy.
@@dorianwastaken478 Nope.
Back in Fall 2012, my family went to Nashville to avoid getting attacked by Sandy.
i remember when harvey hit, was closely watching the weather channel. jim cantore was telling people that hes got a bad feeling it would hit cat 4, everyone else at the weather channel was being critical and such, going back to the models as a reference.
the models were wrong that day, harvey surprised everyone but jim at the weather channel, when harvey literally went cat 4 just a hour or 2 before landfall. that was a wild hurricane season that year. irma, maria and harvey hitting major critical areas of the country, knocking out power to 95% of Porto Rico, and knocking out power to a lot of florida. collectively, both maria and irma made people realize just how fragile our grid can be. or so we thought. till the texas winter storm of 2021 that is.
people are still bitching on twitter since then about that.
If you were to update this in the future, maybe show the storms on their tracks? (Like how Bhola Cyclone was placed near the correct spot)
Also, there were a few inaccuracies with the descriptions- such as calling Marco a hurricane (100km/h is roughly 65mph), labeling TS Emily as a "1" on your scale, saying that Hurricane Maria was the "worst natural disaster on record", calling a Cat 2 a major hurricane, labeling Bhola Cyclone's intensity as "extreme" and pointing past what you've established as cat 5 (despite not being a cat 5), saying Hurricane Dean "was the strongest tropical cyclone", Patricia and Tip are both the "most intense tropical cyclone", and Cyclone Olivia had the fastest wind gusts.
Other than that, good video.
"Patricia and Tip are both the 'most intense tropical cyclone'"
This isn't actually wrong, they just forgot to mention there are two different categories for that - one based on windspeed, the other based on minimum pressure. Tip had the lowest pressure on record of any hurricane at its peak, while Patricia had the highest windspeeds at peak.
@@VestedUTuber bro that comment is 2 years old
@@RetroYouthYouthRetro
And?
4:32 I'm so lucky to survive hurricane Irma...
It did not destroy my home...
I survived Harvey lol
My friend survived harvey, then he moved to where i live
I also lucky to survive Irma and it also didnt destroy my home too.
One of my classmates was in key west in Irma
I survived too many. I don't even remember how many hurricanes I have experienced. Definitely over 10.
Sun: Hold my Solar Storm
(I don't think Solar Storm is a cyclone but.......)
Nice graphics and information, but you should have put the storms the map locations to show size and geographic place hit. Otherwise good job.
5:10 just imagine going over greece.
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Where's Hurricane Tortilla?? that was super destructive
Triggered PopCorn r/wooosh
Land fall in your ass
That name was retired and Katrina took it's place....
and the typhoon queenie and paeng in philippines metro manila 🇵🇭🇵🇭
No hurricane lasaga
I was in Tampa, Florida when Hurricane Matthew hit. I remember walking outside my motel room where it was a sunny nice day out. I decided to run across the street on foot to get me a pizza from Little Caesars. I leave the store and the sky fell on my head. Winds were blowing hard as hell and rain was pelleting hard. And the once beautiful blue sky was now dark and gray. I managed to barely make it back to my motel room soaked and my pizza box soaked as well but my pizza survived perfectly fine XD. I was back at home in Georgia when Irma hit. The damn storms and outter bands of Irma hit my home as far north as Northeast Georgia near South Carolina. We had hurricane weather here in NE Georgia for a few days. Even the city of Atlanta was hit in the eye of Hurricane Irma. My mother was convinced that Irma was no Category 5. But rather a Category 6 in her mind due to how far inland Irma made it into Georgia...the first hurrcane to EVER hit this far inland into Georgia on record. No other hurricane has ever made this far into in-state of Georgia...to make the City of Atlanta panic and trying to prepare for massive hurricane level flooding and winds. And Atlanta is practically in the middle of the state.
This hurricane…
-2022 Hurricane Ian
Great graphics bro. Keep up the great work. Hopefully someday we can develop a new system that will allow for no deaths to be involved in hurricanes. RIP those who lost their lives in these catastrophic storms. 😢
Why nobody talks about hurricane Rita? It was large and only a month or so after Katrina.
And Hugo? Cmon
The 2005 hurricane season was so active that Dennis and Rita were completely forgotten about.
I remember sandy and seeing pictures of the damage but surprisingly not of how big it actually was, its mind boggling that its literally half the size of the US as a whole. Same with Tip. And the crazy thing is, these measurements are a rough estimate, some records put TIp at nearly 2300 km.
I was about 9 when Irma hit 4:35 and I remember evacuating to my grandmas house in fort myers. It was only a 3 1/2 when it hit us, but I remember the winds pulling at the trees and losing power. We cooked dinner on a charcoal grill and drew pictures. Although for many the hurricane was detrimental, I found it as a memorable experience.
Where is the Super Typhoon Haiyan?
This is Hurricanes not Super Typhoon ok. Americas and Eastern Pacific
@@Yorkie_foreverbored Then why does *Typhoon* Tip fit into this?
I wonder the same. Either fools be fooling, or people need to get their shit straight.
Typhoon Yolanda?
Haiyan was not nearly as large as Tip....
For those looking for Haiyan:
Typhoon Tip and Typhoon Haiyan are close to the same size. See Typhoon Tip? Thats how big Haiyan is.
Thx man
Ma god, i didnt know haiyan was big
Tip was bigger tho
@@spacehusky1808 Haiyan Is Bigger The Hell Would It Not Be Called *THE BIGGEST THYPHOON EVER*
@@nargwhal the news said it's the strongest typhoon ever not big
As a Houstonian, I guess I forgot just how active 2017 was for bad, bad hurricanes. I completely forgot Maria was that year. All that really ended up on my radar by the end was Harvey.
i still remember Maria, how the winds and rain petrified me, sending shivers down my spine.
I live near a cyclone-prone area and if a Tip came through, I would be scared.
Wow! This is the most educational, most concise weather video I've ever seen. Thanks for the great presentation! :)
5:35 I was 8 during sandy the flood water stopped rising about a block from my house, majority of my friends lost everything and had to move. So thankful to god my life didn’t get ruined like so many others.
i was like 3-4 and all i remember was i was in jersey and the power was out for 12 days so i had to wait in a bathroom with a flash light until morning lol
The Erie music fits in so well
6:19
Now it's 190 years since this great storm on Jupiter's atmosphere started being observed.
Earth:I have the largest hurricanes ever
Jupiter:No,me
Sun:your both adorable
E&J: *smiles*
What EJ Stands For
Earth and Jupiter
Sun has Solar Prominence, it has 1,000,000km
I noticed this is my favourite childhood *computer* show-
I stan tropical storm Marco!! What a little icon
I can tell you’re gonna be big later on, congrats and remember me when you’re famous lol
Thank you 👌🤝
Why are you just putting the hurricanes at random places?
For size comparison I suppose, but it really threw me off when one landed in the middle of Russia and Mongolia...
@@Fliponovick I feel like it was very stupid to do.
yea wtf?!
Are you dumb they are formed in those random places
Maybe so they’re all next to each other for the SIZE COMPARISON..? You should try critical thinking some time.
I love these types of vids….damn
I almost died during Hurricane Irma.
Crazy to see what an absolute unit it was.
Jupiter: I'm the most hurricanes on solar system!!!
Philippines: Am i joke on you?
Lol. Filipino guy here
5:30 Sandy:I’m the biggest hurricane!
5:42 Tip: *Hold my beer*
Tip Came before Sandy though
Aqua Man I was meaning the size but ok
Itz Tay The punchline is wrong though. Tip Came first.
Aqua Man i said I was talking about the size. Hurricane Sandy is the second biggest hurricane which is 1,800km while tip is the biggest which is 2,000km. Get it now?
Itz Tay i know but you set the joke up like Tip came after. Why would Tip say “Hold my beer” when it already holds the record. No point in saying that at all
Music was great and helped with sleeping the pitch black
Hurricane Harvey hit my town man. It flooded the old department i used to live in.
You forgot haiyan
The deadliest typhoon ever (one of the deadliest)
That's what I was looking for
Not really the deadliest but one of the most deadliest storm in the modern times
And mitch
Super typhoons always go for philippines (WELL SOMETIMES)
@@user-fv7pu5vx5c why were caps needed?
Watching this knowing there's 2 hurricanes heading toward the gulf coast
And the first hurricane in this video is onother marcos lol
It’s crazy to think about the power of these storms
Fun Fact: Most big hurricane/typhoon/cyclone (in terms of size) will get so big its because mainly on wind factor. The higher the category of a weather system, the smaller it gets because of centripetal/centrifugal forces. Large hurricanes usually have the strength of between category 2-3.
Hurricanes are a lot more complicated than that.