The Track of Hurricane Ian (2022)
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- Hurricane Ian was a historic hurricane during the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season which caused devastating to catastrophic impacts across Cuba, Florida, and the Carolinas in the United States. The impacts of Hurricane Ian are still being felt across those regions mentioned, with search and rescue crews still digging through the damage left behind by Ian. Our analysis team has looked over the data available for Ian, and now our preliminary analysis on Hurricane Ian is now here.
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@Jaydon Shorts & Statsdang
@@OuroborosGD viprin
Now Ian was actually a category 5. Their original analysis for this was right on the intensity of Ian
I’m glad the in-depth intensity effects of tropical cyclones (like the C4 getting more purple as it gets closer to C5) are now being included in these tropical cyclone animations. I was always confused as to why they were always in the season animations yet not the individual storm animations.
7 months later after ian: they upgraded it to 160 mph
Absolutely splendid animation! Ian will be remebered as one of Florida's worst hurricanes in history. The storm killed over 100 people and caused devestation from Cuba up to the Carolinas. It doesnt matter if Ian was a category 5 or a category 4, it will go down as a storm that destroyed some areas of Florida leaving many areas completely devestated, hoping all in Florida a quick recovery.
This storm is definitely one for the history books
This was a sad and horrifying moment for those is florida.
And like monster Irma Ian will give Floridans PTSD
1:09 I do not know what it says C5, Ian maxed winds of 155 MPH (C4)
@@pamelawarford1672 Ian hit me as a C1-TS, Was my first hurricane after moving to Florida in 2019.
This age like fine wine.
This storm will be remembered for years to come. I have a family member down in Fort Myers, she said Ian was the worst storm she’s ever been through. She luckily escaped with little damage, though without power for more than a week. The beach I stayed at back in April this year is gone. Nothing is left. It was legit heartbreaking to watch. Fort Myers and Sanibel will stand strong.
I remember when some people were saying this year was gonna be a 2013 repeat because of the inactivity and some people were letting their guards down because of the no storm August, but with Fiona and Ian it's no longer a quiet season and unfortunately now deadly and destructive, Ian definitely proved that it ONLY TAKES ONE to change everything.
I think 1988 and 2001 are the closest analogues, now let's see if we'll have any more majors for the rest of the season.
This is what I've been saying about how inactive seasons can get scary sometimes
@@hurricanzaud2090 Next year: classic list 3 season or El Nino bust?
@@Adrian_Zgripcea I say neutral with high ssts
As I have said, yes, it only takes one storm to change everything.
Update: The NHC report for Ian is out and they have upgraded it to a 140kt Category 5 with a pressure of 937mb.
Hurricane Ian is now a C5 in NHC post-analysis, Force thirteen was on point with this storm maybe better than NHC was!
Keep in mind everyone that F13 has their own analysis of intensity usually done by Nathan. So it will differ from NHC’s official operational reports and may differ from Ian’s post-season analysis intensity too.
Yes. Sometimes, there estimates get matched by the NHC’s estimates postseason !
@@SpaceLover-he9fj like hurricane michael, which was already cat 5 by f13 and Micheal Was even upgraded to 160 mph after post analysis
@@onemanarmy7688 Well now Hurricane Ian is now upgraded to 160 MPH as well from NHC post analysis
This season is just... With unusually low pressures from storms like Earl 105/954 mb(Normally mid-range cat 3 mb) and Fiona 130/932 mb(Normally a High-end cat 4 pressure).
The damage reminded me of Michael, but magnitudes worse.
The 7.0 was truly terrifying for me
Ian definitely was a monster
So much worse that some of its damage resembled Haiyan’s!
Ian was strong but wasn't nearly as bad as some, Katrina hitting new Orleans was miles worse
Under our analysis, Ian was a category 5. We got cancelled for it on twitter. No matter what the wind speeds are it was still a devastating storm.
What do you expect? Its normal in twitter
You got canceled for having Ian a C5 at landfall. F13 doesn't. That's the difference
Don't you live in florida?
Bruh twitter people are the worst
They really cancelled these guys over an analisys, classical twitter
Force 13 was right with calling Ian a Cat 5
Hurricane Ian stats:
Highest Winds: 155 mph (250 km/h)
Lowest Pressure: 936 mBar
Fatalities: At least 137
Damage: Unkown
Affected Areas: Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela, Colombia, ABC islands, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Southeast United States (especially Florida and The Carolinas)
ppl has different analysis
Didn’t Recon find a peak of 160 Mph?
@@Markdark05 I just found this on wiki lmao, wiki has different analysis i guess
@@cooltatic_ Yk people can pay 5 bucks to change the text in wiki
@@gamingwitharlen2267 You can do that? I never knew that
The tree in the back of our mobile home felled and it hit our parents room Thank God our mom changed her mind and said that we will stay in our grandmas house because if they were sleeping in their they could of got really hurt. After the hurricane we've check our town and saw lots of homes and some stores got badly damaged 😦
The remnants of Ian sat from Virginia to New York for several days afterward. I live in Virginia and it rained for at least a few hours every day for maybe 4 days after the Friday it hit. Didn’t see the sun for nearly a week
Same here in NJ there was like 4 inches of rain
Another question about Ian that interests me is how much lightning it managed to produce over its lifetime? I'm not sure how I can answer that. Maybe it's my selective memory but right now I cannot think of too many storms that were as convectively active as Ian was. At multiple points its eye bore witness to some exceptionally violent bursts of lightning.
I was hit by Ian, but fortunately we didn’t have much damage compared to others. It would’ve been worse if the surge had came up further, which was only 1 feet away from our house.
Same, I'm so glad my house didn't get flooded or destroyed. TwT
I have a family member that evacuated but lived in Seminole Florida
In Pinellas County
Judging with that font color its now a Cat 5 landfall/peak. If landfall now its the first Cat 5 to make landfall in the mainland USA since Micheal
Big yikes
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats Correct
Ye it could be a CAT 5 peak but not the landfall
well the CAT 5 peak thingy was busted
wow
My first hurricane, it was kinda a weird feeling. Everyone in school was freaking out & everything
Just keep in mind… it could have been a lot worse if the track had shifted slightly North into the Tampa Bay Area.
Just moved to Florida for college and this beast was my first hurricane experience. Luckily it had weakened significantly by the time it had reached me.
Same experience happened to me, I just also moved to college and 3 weeks later I experienced an exceptionally powerful storm (albeit a typhoon) which hit near where I am. Class got suspended for a week due to that
@@juliusnepos6013 it also happened to me back in 2018
I've never been into tropical cyclone experience(yet), the closest storm to a tropical cyclone I've been through was Yakecan.
@@LunoRawke That's just plain sad
Same
I live in New Jersey. Ian’s remnants hit us. 40 mph winds blasted through my hometown. We got a flood warning on October 1st. I live next to a lake and it overflowed. My tree fell apart twice. Hurricane Ivan (2004) and Hurricane ian (2022). Good luck to Florida.
Awesome animation force thirteen!!!! I got hit by hurricane ian. I live near Orlando but we never lost power and didn’t get much flooding too which is good! But we did had some fallen branches. This hurricane was pretty crazy for all it did and it will definitely get retired after this season. I’m praying that you all have a speedy recovery from after Ian!
Lucky, I lost power! I'm around Davenport, I lost power for about 19 hours.
@@bitmikealerts_lol wow, glad that your ok!
It bothers me that at least half the comments here are either comments about people's personal analysis or comments of how the text is purple, possibly indicating a c5 by f13 analysis (and some people are even excited about it!?)
If you saw my animation on scratch, you'll know what I have to say - the impacts of hurricane Ian are very real. Thousands of people lost everything. Some even lost loved ones. I personally know people who have had their lives impacted by this storm. Some areas of Florida will be uninhabitable for months, if not years.
Focus on the impact. Not if the storm had winds of 150, 155, or 160 mph. Because that honestly doesn't matter. At least, it doesn't matter to the people who were actually impacted. In a few months time, sure we can debate about whether Ian was a cat 4 or a cat 5, but now? NOW? To debate over whether the wind speed was 5 mph higher is inappropriate and it is insensitive to the people who were hit so hard by this storm.
That's all I have to say. I am one person, and I won't be able to fix this problem. But I ask that you stop focusing so much about the exact category of the storm, and focus more on the impacts.
I just gonna say something
Lorenzo 2019
Didnt you just went ballistic on F13 earlier for saying that Ian was a c5?
@@planeman1 no
I say the same thing, there is not much difference in high end Category 4 or Category 5. Both Categories are still going to bring impacts wherever they go. It sucks that this is what hurricanes do and that not every hurricane avoids land
@@claudetheclaudeqc6600 i wasnt talking about you 🗿
L: Low
D: Tropical Depression
S: Tropical Storm
1: Category 1
2: Category 2
3: Category 3
4: Category 4
5: Category 5
EX: Extratropical Storm
I think so, because of Ian and fiona, 2022 can also become 9th or 10th costliest season, being average or below average...
Ian is gonna make it at least 5th or 6th. NOAA estimates it at $50+ billion.
@@Faraway_37 it means 2022 season can surpass 2018 and 2020... Woah..
@@Faraway_37bro... Ian has already made $50.2 billions in damage and this could rise even higher...
@@onemanarmy7688 Over 63 billion and is expected to rise higher.
Wind Speed: 160 MPH (260 km/h)
Deaths: 161 total.
Missing: 13.
Areas affected: Cuba, United States, Florida (particularly Southwest Florida), Cayman Islands, South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina, Trinidad and Tobago, Cayman Islands, ABC Islands.
Retired: Yes.
Replacement name: Idris (pronounced ID-riss or E-driss).
Now idalia.
The cat 5 peak is crazy
The part of Ian that hit Tampa was pulling water out from the shore and pushing it into Sanabelle
Really good animation guys! This was probably the worst hurricane that hit Florida in this century.
I lived through it.
I was in Central Florida though.
It’s true that it could be a category 5 for a moment because it peaked wind speeds of 157mph.
Very true, and this is the analogy the NHC have recently went with. Therefore, today, they upgraded Ian to a 160mph Category 5 Hurricane.
Definitely the right choice of peak intensification. As some may have seen my comment a few videos ago, recon found evidence for category 5 status. Category 5 status is definitely deserved for Ian.
I want to see track of typhoon hinnamnor,muifa,merbok,nanmadol,talas,noru,and roke
Devastating storm to remember
In the middle of the eye I rode my bike in the storm surge and people were swimming in it and the water was over one foot. The reason why Ian turned into extra tropical is because it was cold when it hit.
I live in west palm beach, 2 weeks after Nicole at this moment, nicole really finished the west coast off, and woulda impacted me if it didn't turn north
A very historic storm for real
The ‘2022 cyclone tracks’ in the beginning shouldve been replaced with ‘Historic cyclone tracks’ but nice
Curious, why is it you're calling Ian a Category 5 when it was officially a Category 4? I also believe its actual wind speed was likely higher than 155mph at landfall (similar to Michael in 2018), though I haven't seen any source for this yet. Are you guys confident the intensity will be revised?
Great video as always
Micheal was also a Cat 5 for Force Thirteen.
@Milk They are using recon data, Recon had showed data sufficient for category 5 yet the NHC did not decide to declare C5. It is likely it will upgraded to c5 in TCR
There was some cat 5 support with recon before landfall, along with proof of intensification almost up to landfall... very much like Michael was. This was their personal analysis, and I do feel that there is a high potential of reclassification some time down the line... but if not... its a strong case for one.
A storm can Always be Upgraded after its Reanalysis, Even after it has disintegrated. Keep that In mind
Storms can be downgraded too, Take Iota for example, originally a cat 5 But later was Downgraded to a 4.
When it came to recon data, old SFMRs were used. It's why NHC kept 135kt, given the 137kt when adjusted was truly 131kt, which blended with the FLs got a perfect 135kt peak.
I’ve got a question, When does Post-Analysis happen?
Around March or April
@@UniversusVasator Thanks for telling me!
CLARIFICATION! Ian was either a category 4 or 5, it is currently in debate. Force 13's reanalysis says 160mph at its peak while the National Hurricane Center believes Ian peaked at 155 mph.
NHC just reinstated that Ian is now 160mph, Category 5
Noru: $110 million damages
Ian: $112 *billion* damages
A standard 90% reduction of the 160kt Flight-Level winds blended with the 137kt SFMR data can yield a 140kt system. Dropsonde data also suggested 140kt winds extended down the vertical column, not to mention the radar velocities aloft too. Ian is a better Category 5 candidate than Laura or Ida.
True.
I’m sure they should just say it was a cat 5 at this point I think there was a point in the hurricane with consistent cat 5 winds that they missed
Iirc it's highest wind speed managed to reach 159mph but it wasn't a full one minute sustained so it wasn't marked as a category 5
I also don't understand why they're only emphasizing ft myers. Like bro englewood, Venice, North port and boca grande got slammed big-time too
I was in its direct hit btw, prayers to all who were involved
While it doesn’t matter if the storm was cat 4 or 5, this will be one of the worst hurricanes in Florida and USA history.
Edit: I do agree with the f13 analysis about the winds and wind field (animation in general)
We're going to be talking about Ian for decades
@@petergriffin2197 just like Michael fighting about its strength
At Ian's peak recon found 163 knot flight level and 137 smfr
@@DarielAndre Ivan might be reused because it said hurricane names are retired for at least 10 years
@@petergriffin2197 Sadly yes.
DID I JUST SEE THE TEXT AS PINK??!!
This doesn’t sound good- maybe force 13 analysts said it was a cat 5 from recon (this aged well)
I thought Ian was category 4 (And I cannot believe this was named after my brother of all things)
This is called Hurricane Matthew was similar to Hurricane Ian and since Hurricane Matthew was a 165 mph Cat 5 even though recon only supported 155mph, Hurricane Ian should be one too.
The Eastern coast of Florida had Andrew,while the Western coast had Ian
I did not know Ian became a "5!"
It was a cat 4 with 155mph winds but.. I can say it is a cat 5
Ian could be category 5 with winds of 160 mph, while landfall intensity can be upgraded from 150 mph to 155 mph... Let's see what NHC says... But our analysis says it's category 5...
The impact matters not the winds.
but yeah
@@ARRF002 let us see as the damages are estimated to be $42 billion to $75 billion...
Wait at 3:50 Wasn’t 2019 the only year without a major hurricane landfall on U.S. Soil or smth?
eh
he did added the word
us territories so
not just the atl maybe
since Guam exist and Northern Mariana Island
but eh idk
If we're speaking strictly the Atlantic, this is the fifth out of the last six years to feature at least one major hurricane landfall in the US (the one exception being 2019). And also the third consecutive season to feature a US landfall of 150+ mph.
He is on about the Bahamas
@@Black_VoidXx the Bahamas is not the US
It could be reclassified as a Cat 5 next year
Ian was strange to me I thought Ian would be hermine but I was wrong but Ian was really damaging it kinda reminded me of Katrina but florida
The sad that Ian was a rlly smart hurricane I one day it reach to cat 3 and then became a tropical storm and got back to cat 1
About my 3rd or 2nd hurricane experience, First was Emily, a random tropical from 2017, Next was Irma, hitting us at Category 4, Also from 2017, Now its Ian, the hurricane annihilated and blew over alot of trees in our backyard and in other places.
This would be the first (OFFICIAL) Cat 5 since dorian 2019
Wrong. Lorenzo 2019 is still an official C5.
@@FCXAnimations oh I thought it got downgraded from c5 like iota
@@TCAnimates2023 no, it’s still officially a C5
if you REALLY wanted to stretch it you could say Sam was a C5 XD
Wait it was a category 5?
@@SWFLAerialGuy and this matters to this comment how?
Sadly this premiers when I’m at school. But I’ll watch it later when I come home.
It’s at 8pm for me
It’s on Saturday 5pm for me
i agree i think ian was category 5 briefly before landfall
Never was
It went from TD TS 1 2 3 4 it never was a cat 5
@@Gibblelok yes according to the nhs everybody has different opinions as i used the words "I think"
Yeah, it was
Hurricane Fionas Outflow, was producing windshear on TD Ian so i didnt managed to form for quite a long time. if the outflow wasnt there, Ian may have reached CAT 2 power at the location where it actualy became a Tropical Storm. earlier development would mean CAT 4 for cuba And 165+ mph landfall for florida.
So go thank fiona lol, it could have been worse.
my english :/
yeah
YE ACTUALLY FIONA HELPED IAN NOT DEVELOP MUCH
THANK U FIONA
But damages are still worse than expected... Fiona wasn't able to save Ian from getting retired ..
@@onemanarmy7688 true...
Yes exactly. Ian was so strong that as it was rapidly intensifying from tropical storm to hurricane the central dense overcast was exploding in all directions especially over the eye and actually choking itself out. Hurricanes need strong clear eyes to really get the sinking going to ramp up the wind speeds. If Fiona’s outflow wasn’t there we would have sent sub 920s 175-185mph. Ian finally got the big Dorian like eye just before landfall. It literally just got an organized eye at the last moment.
Post analysis the NHS will upgrade it to cat5, the recon found confirmed 158.8 hours before it strengthened even More.
Bruh Evan though it was a cat 1 when it hit me we got the pushing side of it so it flooded most of my neighborhood.
Literally, a storm that has done damage estimates up to $70BN (Another company said in excess of $100BN but that's just not possible)... Aint never had a storm that bad since Irma...
@@eternaldevoid so was katrina
Ida happenned
@@haydenkohn9253 yeah, but I'm just talking about the state of Florida in general. Not the US, just Florida.
@@thefuturek1ng230 Oh
Hurricane Ian ALMOST MADE LANDFALL In Naples, Florida but it/he hit Fort Myers instead.
I ALMOST DIED FROM THIS DANG HURRICANE AND MY HOUSE DIDN'T GET FLOODED OR DESTROYED, LUCKY ME. AND RIP OTHER PEOPLE'S HOUSES WHO GOT DESTROYED OR FLOODED.
@@eternaldevoid Dude, I'mma give those random hurricane genders bc I can.
@@LaceyPowerPuffGirl Ian identifies as deadly/destructive
@@Cinemace81 Ikr
@@eternaldevoid Austin, Ian is male storm... He hasn't misgendered...
@@akshatpalagaming2695 I'm a she/her btw
Now only if you guys reported Ian as a category 5
LOL Someone salty said IAN WAS CAT 4!!! don't even understand, it's their F13 analysis. That hilarious 😂
@@hypercane2023 facts
3:50
Did 2019 had a 150+mph landfall in United States?
Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas in 2019
@@tylerweather702 Is the Bahamas part of the United States?
No the Bahamas is not a part of the US, it’s a independent nation
And no there was no 150+ mph US landfall in 2019
Hagibis. I don't think it made a landfall tho.
...197 MPH wind speeds, CAT 5... Was in garage for 9 hours.
Do i feel like, that they made it a cat 5 just for the views, since everyone watches the video when it's a cat 5? Also, no hate but they should use what NHC uses, so there isnt confusion with people.
Who would win.
Noru vs Ian.
Noru at peak
Noru
Noru would win in peak intensity but Ian would win in terms of damage and deaths...
You cant tell me Ian wasn’t a Cat 5 the structure of this storm was on a level with Irma and look what the wind did in a area that’s built for storms like these now 155 mph is possible at landfall however this thing was definitely a Cat 5
Little evidence plus the Irma structure is a straight up lie. Nothing about this storm was like Irma.
@@UniversusVasator the damages left the chat but yes your right I just kinda went crazy just trying to say it’s a Cat 5
@@CharlesMets LOOOL nothing like irma. irma was huge. ian was like 30 miles away from irma and miami got barely anything over 25 mph. if irma was 30 miles more west, Miami would of still would of gotten cat 1 winds. your way off. i live in miami, irma brought cat 1 - Cat 2 winds here
The TCR just came out. Ian is now officially a Cat 5.
@@CharlesMets damage not equal storm intensity
Hurriane ian was the worst hurriane for southwest Florida ever recover quickly and fast southcarolina and Florida and cuba
I think Ian may have been 155-160 at landfall and maybe 165 at peak so basically another Matthew
165 at peak? Recon only supports 160 at most
165 is to much
not really another charley, its more like hurricane charley from 2004
@@haydenkohn9253 what you said makes no sense
@@UniversusVasator sorry the first "charley" i meant matthew. hope that clarifies
Tampa dodged a bullet
Ian is the reason I am going to make $250K in window and door sales this year..... however, I would forfeit amount to have SW Florida back to its original form
wait, ian was a cat 5? Was this after the hurricane when people realized it as 160 MPH?
He was a shy CAT 5 Hurricane.
@@LaceyPowerPuffGirl I wonder why it says it was a cat 5 for a split second then.
Its their analysis i guess..
@@herisuryadi6885 recon had found winds of 137-138 knots for some hours... So it can be said as category 5...
@@onemanarmy7688 Hmm
Yeah there is possibility of it being upgraded officially to cat in post analysis
At 1:09, this is false, Hurricane Ian remained a Catetory 4, and only neared Category 5, according to the Saffir-Simpson scale, Category 5 hurricanes bring winds of 157+ MPH
It is their analysis and recon data actually supports it being a cat 5 for a short amount of time
Well it is officially a cat 5 now
ITS OFF OF THEIR ANALYSIS
HEY IT'S JUST THEIR ANALYSIS SO U CAN'T SAY THAT
Ian literally happened last week. I remember the time it made landfall as clear as day.
Same I was next to my "uncle" (technically cousin) watching CNN with other family talking, with my WS4000 simulator on my PC in the background
Hurricane ian: 158mph
Literally. This is the proven evidence of Ian’s peak. However, suggesting that recon left during the time where Ian was still intensifying, it’s possible Ian did reach 160 successfully for a short period of time.
Was this a cat 5?
According to f13 analysis it was
@@TWCPepsi bruh who said f13 is the nhc no one claimed that f13 's analysis is the official and Correct.
@@TWCPepsiI wonder if you regret this yet.
I like song
in my opinion it should be a 4 but if people wanna accept it as a 5 im ok with that
Ian Is category4
Just stop arguing if it is a cat 5 or not you really have nothing else to do, also its their analysis so just shush even if u think it was a cat 4 they will still keep it at cat 5 intensity.
Yall will see the animation and see Ian be a.... Yea that.
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats 155 or 160 is your opinions.
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats Here's your first Cat 5 since 2019 based on F13
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats What?
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats Well it's not a surprise that F13 made it Cat 5 because there was a sustained wind of 158mph so 160 makes since. But I was still surprised when I saw the animation yesterday
@Jaydon Shorts & Stats Eta too
Ian came to my house last week, and wouldn't leave, he hung over my house about 8 hours, Flooded it, then left... and I thought Irma was a tough one to get through 🙏❤️✝️
I got hit by the remnants yesterday and it was just a rain storm lol
@@juliebakehorn3477 OK SO??!??!!
The "3 Letter Curse"
Eta
Ida
Rai
Ian
@@eternaldevoid Rai killed the most, was the second costliest storm in Phillipine history (behind Haiyan) and was the strongest of them.
@@eternaldevoid what nothing lmao?
So, it was actually a cat 5!
Not suprised
Actually? No it's not official. So it's not Actually
@@lol-yz2kd they can change it later in the reanalysis tho
@@lol-yz2kdit is now.
@@KatDoesWeather I know. Mr. Obvious
So its a cat 5
no. NHC says it was a 4
This was the worst hurricane I’ve ever been through
This one is a historic storm for Florida, causing nearly $ 42 billion to $ 75 billion in damages...
And what’s unfortunate is that the death toll could surpass 200. Maybe the deadliest hurricane in flordia since the Labor Day hurricane and the strongest to hit the state since Andrew.
This is truly incredible, for something that wasnt even as strong as hurricane andrew or the labor day hurricane it still caused similarly devastating impacts
GUYS WHAT'S THE TOTAL DAMAGES NOW OF IAN BECAUSE I WANNA KNOW :(
@@forestbigornia805 rn, the total damages are $67.2 billion but it is still being calculated
It was a cat 5...... its Iota again
Except the other way around - iota got downgraded. (Not by F13 though).
@@Black_VoidXx true
Ian was never at CAT 5 it had peaked winds at 155 mph CAT 5 starts at 157mph
This F13's analysis
@@yusufnaqui713 F13 does not have a say in this LOL. if it was a cat 4 said by the NHC, then it was a cat 4 no ifs or butts
@@TWCPepsi This is Force Thirteens animation. They can say whay they want. Also, the NHC can easily upgrade this in PSA, so I wouldn't speak to soon
It is likely Ian was a category 5. There is strong evidence.
~ recon found many points of 157/158mph.
~ recon left the system whilst it’s pressure was still descending, suggesting it was still strengthening, and the last recon pass found 158mph, suggesting it likely peaked at 160 during the period of 4 hours where no recon was inside Ian. - just after recon had left, there was a full ring of lightning in its eye wall, suggesting intensification.
~flight level winds agreed with a category 5 if you estimate it down to ground level. 185mph Flight level was discovered in ian.
@@yusufnaqui713 Ok and? That be spreading misinformation to people? saying that it's a Cat 5 while it's offically a cat 4, NHC is the offical agency in the atlantic not F13
Claim your “I wish people would shut up about being first”
👇
First
Second
Fourth
Fifth
sixth B)
Ian's structure wasn't good enought to be c5
I feel like it was even better than Laura and Eta
recon supports it..
you can’t make assumptions based on appearances
don’t judge a book by its cover
@@astronomy_rizzled Recon supports than Ian was a Cat 5?
@@chisox551 yeah
@@astronomy_rizzled 10-4.
This will most certainly be retired. There's just no way it's not after this.
Well, now we have ourselves a bit of a pickle. Running out of male "I" names to use.
It did get retired. The replacement name is Idris.