2023 WP typhoon season was extremely surprising to me, being an El Nino developing year yet with less than 20 named storms. It certainly broke expectations and left questions to be asked about future TC activity.
@@저기압 Well traditionally you would expect upper environment to be favorable during El Nino in WP and unfavorable in NA, so I don't think it makes sense
so crazy that we have many cat 5 in this season. TEN CAT 5's are crazy as hell.thos ten cat 5's are: cyclone kevin, cyclone freddy, typhoon mawar, hurricane otis, hurricane lee,cyclone mocha,cyclone ilsa, hurricane jova and typhoon bolaven.its very crazy.
And now the last basin of 2023 is the North Indian ocean cyclone season, can't wait. And also I thought Saola reached it's peak at 165mph, but GYAT dawm that's kinder high and also I'm happy that they keep the old landfall animation which is the most classic thing in every animation and also gives me goosebumps. And for a very less active season somehow the ACE is kinder high which is impressive.
WMO marked 19 cyclones + Dora it's too bad JMA TC 01 wasn't used in the video, TC 02 was "Amang" in the JMA records because it had potential for becoming named.
Saola and Doksuri Had already been announced Haikui is not still Been announced The new name for Doksuri (Egay) is Emil And Saola (Goring) Gets replaced by Gavino
I actually wonder if 2024 will be similar to 2023 WPAC in terms of named storms, but it doesn't really matter how inactive these seasons are, they can still produce some really scary storms (CAT 5. for e.g.)
Im calling for a near average season (25 TS) for 2024 WPAC but some destructive strong storms will still impact Philippines, China, Japan and Taiwan. I think the strongest storm will be in September and will have 895 to 900 hPa
@@ashermoralde well most El Nino to La Nina Transition seasons reached 20+ TS (1973, 1983, 2005, 2007 and 2016) and also 2020 to 2022 were also Negative PDO year and still reached 20+ TS too so im predicting 24 named storms, 15 typhoons, 7 super typhoons
Also now Doksuri gonna get retired aswell as Saola and also somewhat Mawar for its damage at Guam reaching 4 billion dollars; costliest american cyclone of the year (almost twice as Idalia)
While there are many billion-dollar hurricanes in the USA, Mawar stands out from the others, even Ian and Katrina, as Mawar's monetary losses is far too great for Guam. In fact, not even Pongsona 2002 came close either...
2023, the most destructive year for northern Luzon, especially caused by Doksuri. Lets talk about Doksuri, and when i kept looking at the GFS model and European, i noticed that they were consistently showing a very strong typhoon hitting northern Luzon with the GFS ofc being the most aggressive one and showed a landfall on northern Luzon as a high end cat 4. And then i thought to myself, this is absurd i thought to myself because never in my life have i ever seen a cat 4 in July hitting northern Luzon but i just shrugged it off and just kept monitoring just in case. When it finally developed as a low pressure area, i started monitoring this very closely since its starting to catch my attention because i know things can change drastically with the strength, direction and location of where it will make landfall. After a few days, it became a tropical storm and majority of the models took it towards Japan since it was said that the high pressure area in Japan was gonna eventually weaken and make it as an opening route for Doksuri to escape and avoid hitting the Philippines, but it wasn't the case.. in just 1 day after what models said, the high pressure area didn't still weaken and Doksuri still headed west towards Luzon. I now thought to myself, will this be the first ever Cat 4 typhoon in northern Luzon in the month of July? Or will it still have time to change directions, thats what i was thinking all day when it now became a super typhoon and was still not heading north. It was going still west towards northern Luzon and still as a very powerful typhoon. I now say to myself, "this is it, the first ever cat 4 typhoon affecting northern Luzon in the month of July" and then, the night of July 24, the effects of Doksuri started to be felt in my hometown of Abra, in the CAR Region in the Philippines. The trees were swaying everywhere, the the rain wasn't even stopping once, the winds were also not stopping and just kept going. After a few hours in the night, power was finally lost and it was dark for me and my family. We were not able to sleep very well because of the effects from the typhoon and we kept thinking about our neighbors that don't have a strong foundation in their houses and most of my neighbors evacuated in our house because the effects were getting worse and worse by the hours and That's why it's really hard to get affected here in northern Luzon by a strong typhoon. Our River was never like what i imagined when Mangkhut (2018) or even Haima (2016) affected us, the differences between those 2 typhoons and Doksuri is that haima and Mangkhut was very fast to move in the landmass of northern Luzon, and so both of them stayed in northern Luzon for only 1 day, BUT FOR Doksuri, it stayed in our landmass for freaking 5 days and also it didn't stop raining when Doksuri wasn't even near our landmass yet and that led to our river getting to it's biggest extent of water and I've never seen it in my life. Most of the deaths occured from Doksuri or locally as Egay in the Philippines, it came from the CAR Region and most of the damages came from the CAR region, region 1 and Cagayan valley. After the storm, i still watched updates about that storm and it was still going and then hit China as a cat 3 typhoon and gave also its worse effects inland. Our power was eventually back on August the 10th which 2-3 weeks without power which is Devastating to say the least. But less than 2 weeks later, Saola or Goring formed near the Philippines and quicky intensified and this worsened the damages that EGAY caused last month after it hit. This truly tells u that northern Luzon didn't have a good time last year. Hopefully this year we won't get affected too hard because at this point, we just want to remove the traumatic experiences of Doksuri and Saola in our minds. Good riddance To Egay and Goring tho, at least they we're finally retired once and for all. 2024, pls be good to us this year here in northern Luzon..
@@aron1332 but egay's effects were far worse than haima and Mangkhut due to how slow it is compared to those 2 so we can probably cross out 2016 and 2018, and 1989 I do know it and I guess u can say that's more worse? And btw I'm basing it of my experience that time, that's why I didn't mention 1989, 1998, 2006, and 2009.
@@aron1332 the thing is... Higher damages wasn't the problem with Egay... It was definitely the speed of Egay and Egay's effects didn't stop even before it was about to landfall in fuga island at the time... And the people here in northern Luzon were really caught off guard..
That's Right just to add 17W was expecting to be a strong typhoon to hit Philippines in November. And the 17W will be named"KABAYAN" well that didn't happen if that happens it means 12 Tropical Cyclones Enter or develop in the (PAR) Will be left "LIWAYWAY_
I can't believe that the JTWC underestimated Saola with it's winds speed and classified it as a C4 super typhoon with 155mph winds, while some agencies including F13 forecast and estimated the winds speed of Saola reaching C5 status. F13 estimated winds of Saola reached 165mph at it's peak intensity. And in my opinion I kinder agree that Saola did reached C5 intensity because of how good it looked on satellite imagery and really looks like an actual C5 storm. It's just looked so beautiful.😅
Same and August to December will likely be active for WPAC since its an El Nino to La Nina Transitition year but it also makes WPAC 2 times (1998 and 2010). But inactive or not, destructive and strong storms will still form and affect Philippines, Taiwan, China and Japan. Nora, Forrest, Zeb, Haitang, Sepat, Megi and Meranti are good examples of it)
We are going to find out the retired names for 2023, and the replacement names for 2021 and 2022 soon! They are going to be announced by the upcoming WMO meeting this month, February 27th to March 1st...
If we added more storms last year we would’ve had Amang Sanvu Betty (Mawar) Chedeng (Guchol) Dodong (Talim) Egay (Doksuri) Falcon (Khanun) Lan Goring (Saola) Damrey Hanna (Haikui) Kirogi Ineng (Yun-yeung) Jenny (Koinu) Bolaven Sanba Kabayan (Jelawat) Liwayway (Ewiniar) Maliksi Nimfa (Gaemi) Marilyn (Prapiroon) Onyok Perla (Maria) Quiel (Son-Tinh) Ramon (Ampil) Sarah (Wukong)
Image if the 17W named Jelawat and turned into super typhoon and 18W will named Ewiniar If the 17W was named. 2023 got 280 Ace. 2022 Got 175. So 2023 is active than 2022.
9:22 Haikui’s historic landfall! I live in Taipei, and that was the day I had the math competition, also the first part of the Mandarin speech competition. My school didn’t pass the speech competition, and I got an e-mail of my math competition prize… All because of HAIKUI!
Doksuri was an unforgettable experience, When i was in the yellow zone, i was in Signal No 1. When in the PAR, it enhanced the southwest monsoon It rained heavily and some posters flew... Floods start to began in my region and i was under a 80% river capacity area.. bBa
The 2023 WPAC season has the least amount of named storms on record since 2010, which makes the WPAC had less activity than the ATL and EPAC in terms of named storms. HOWEVER, many storms are intense and/or long lived, making this season a near-average season in terms of ACE, thus more energy produced than the ATL and EPAC. However, despite the lower number of named storms compared to 2022, this season is far costlier, as it is the costliest season since 2019! Sanvu is the first named storm, which is also active and underneath a solar eclipse! Mawar would follow suit as it became one of the most strongest TCs on record in May and before August! Mawar, however, caused $4bn USD in losses in Guam, making it one of the worst storms in the island since Pongsona 2002. Doksuri caused the majority of the damages and deaths in the season, as it rapidly strengthened and caused catastrophic impacts in the Philippines and China, mainly due to flooding... As Doksuri dies off, Khanun stalled near Japan, and Dora crossed from the CPAC/EPAC! Lan also formed during Khanun and Dora, but impacts are still evaluated as it did made landfall in Japan... Saola became another notable typhoon, as it did a loop near the Philippines before PAGASA is forced to activate WIND SIGNAL #5 for the unprecedented second time, no other season had PAGASA issue a Signal 5 more than once for at least TWO typhoons! Saola would then wreck havoc across the Philippines and later HK, where they issued a Signal 10, the first since Mangkhut 2018! Haikui and Koinu strikes Taiwan, both as typhoons, the former as the first major typhoon landfall since Megi 2016! Despite the two typhoons, Taiwan managed to escape the two typhoons without any major losses... Bolaven rounded off the relentless activity, as it was another powerful typhoon out in the open ocean! The season concluded with that slop Jelawat...
There were some failures 1. Amang (expected to be a TS by JMA, Typhoon by Models and a TC by Jtwc) 2. Early May JMA Philippines TD (medium chance of formation by Jtwc and a TC by Pagasa) 3. Late June Pagasa LPA (expected to be a TS by Models and a TC by Pagasa) 4. September JMA Taiwan TD (medium chance of formation by Jtwc) 5. September JMA TD near Japan (expected to be a TC by Models) 6. 13W (expected to be a TS by Models) 7. Bolaven (not a failure but it was expected to enter PAR) 8. LPA near Bolaven (expected to enter PAR and become a TC) 9. 17W (expected to be strong) 10. December Marshall Islands LPA (expected to be a TS by Models.
Haikui and Koinu struck Taiwan as a Category 3 and 4 storms respectively... A wind gust of 214 mph was recorded in Taiwan during the landfall of Koinu... But then also, Taiwan still survived those typhoons...
@@JarredandJason13 You're right Amang should be A Tropical storm because of the clouds. Amang make landfall in the philippines after it make landfall tropical depression amang is weakening and PAGASA track when Amang is coming closer to Luzon PAGASA forced That Amang will be a LPA
The 2023 WMHB Pacific Typhoon Season is coming up soon. Here are the next 40 typhoon names from MY version. Damrey Longwang Akius Yun-Yeung Koinu Mixay Sanba Jelawat Ewiniar Maliksi Gaemi Kanchana Songyit Son-Tinh Ampil Jasni Jongdari Shanshan Shinobu Leepi Ming Rumbia Soulik Cimaron Baram Durian Barijat Trang Chantrea Yutu Toraji Man-Yi Mochi Pabuk Lotus Gyeong Mun Danas Kim Wipha The names Mixay, Kanchana, Jongdari, Shinobu, Leepi, Barijat, Trang, Lotus, Mun, and Kim are expected to be used for the first time after they replaced Bolaven, Prapiroon, Sonamu, Yoshida, Xangsane, Utor, Trami, Wutip, Fitow, and Nari from the 2019 season.
I Was Hit With Jelawat And Despite Only Signal 2 Warnings In My Area It Was Very Devastating Because The Flooding Was So Extreme And The Storm Surge As Well
Saola has become the 4th ever Category 5 Super Typhoon to reach the South China Sea since Rai of 2021 and it's also the strongest storm to be ever recorded in the SCS. Edit: Yagi in 2024 too Edit 2: Saola is unofficial bruh. Yagi was the 4th one, after Pamela, Rammasun and Rai.
Someone I saw does the "Season Names with the Proposed Alphabetical West Pacific Naming List (PAWPNL)" and since he hasn't do it yet, I'm gonna do it instead Bolaven (Sanvu) Damrey (Mawar) Guchol Haikui* (Talim) Jelawat (Doksuri) Khanun Lan Mawar (Saola) Sanvu (Damrey) Talim (Haikui) Yun-yeung (Kirogi) Doksuri* (Yun-yeung) Koinu Sanba (Bolaven) Saola* (Jelawat)
2023 WPAC Summary (might be Inaccurate) • The season was the second most inactive season on the basin, only behind the 2010 season. Producing 29 depressions, 17 storms, 10 typhoons, and 4 of which were super typhoons. • After making landfall in Taiwan and the Philippines, Doksuri was the costliest and deadliest typhoon after making landfall in China. • Mawar and Bolaven tied as being the two strongest typhoons of the season. both of which were at 215km/h (130 mph) at 900 mbars.
@@innerdiscarchive Well... yeah but JMA always rounds their values to the nearest 5 or 0, both for wind speed and pressure... I thought JMA doesn't give an exact estimate like the JTWC?
They are both different, JMA is a Japanese weather agency that names tropical cyclones in the Western Pacific. While GMA is a Philippine TV Channel. Please do some research before commenting, hope you understand :)
2023 WP typhoon season was extremely surprising to me, being an El Nino developing year yet with less than 20 named storms. It certainly broke expectations and left questions to be asked about future TC activity.
This time, the upper environment was not good because of El Nino, so there was a low activity
@@저기압 Well traditionally you would expect upper environment to be favorable during El Nino in WP and unfavorable in NA, so I don't think it makes sense
But despite having less than 20 it nearly got average ace
@@Nxt_Me and also 2024 wpac already surpass 2023 in named storms and will def get more than 20 ts
@@JarredandJason13 not in ace tho
7:38
"Hola, soy Dora! today we are adventuring the West Pacific with my name for the first time since 1999!"
😂😂😂
Lol
(LMAO)
and sadly the last time :(
@@samiragracanin5320yeah ._.
*[highlight]*
2:56 Super Typhoon *Mawar*
*(T8.0)*
5:15 Super Typhoon *Doksuri*
*(T7.0)*
8:11 Super Typhoon *Saola*
*(T7.0)*
10:31 Super Typhoon *Bolaven*
*(T7.5)*
so crazy that we have many cat 5 in this season. TEN CAT 5's are crazy as hell.thos ten cat 5's are: cyclone kevin, cyclone freddy, typhoon mawar, hurricane otis, hurricane lee,cyclone mocha,cyclone ilsa, hurricane jova and typhoon bolaven.its very crazy.
And Cyclone Lola
@@RealJAGaming lola was C4, only C5 on the AU scale
Saola too (unofficially)
@@SethKenan well Saola is officially a CAT 5. Lol comment after 3 months😅
@@brolymeng7946 Yep, I have seen it from the JTWC post-season analysis
Doksuri did ended up being the costliest typhoon surpassing Mireille by 7 billion dollars. Haikui caused above 2 bn in damages
ECAE
4=vilont typhoon and 5= super typhoon 😅
Dora, OH HELLO WPAC I JUST EXPLORED ALL THE WAY HERE OK IMA DISAPPEAR
And now the last basin of 2023 is the North Indian ocean cyclone season, can't wait. And also I thought Saola reached it's peak at 165mph, but GYAT dawm that's kinder high and also I'm happy that they keep the old landfall animation which is the most classic thing in every animation and also gives me goosebumps. And for a very less active season somehow the ACE is kinder high which is impressive.
Ty for adding the old landfall animations, looks much better.. and the old In Summary theme!!
Yeah
6:44 is perfect
Ends of Sts Sanvu 2:41
Category 3 Mawar 3:05
Sts Guchol 4:22
04W Dodong 4:54
Doksuri 5:22
Khanun 6:52
Lann 7:25
Dora 7:38
ima try and make this waking up at 5 am hopfully its worth it
Wake up buddy
Hot take: 2023 WPAC season > 2022 WPAC season, even though 2023 WPAC is pretty inactive
Well, you're not wrong if you are looking for more quality! I suppose that's fair...
W take
If you don’t count storms like Doksuri, Saola, and Haikui, 2023 was the least active typhoon season since 2010.
Definitely a W take especially with how many storms became majors in 2023 and the ace was only slightly below average and the highest ace since 2019
It still had more storms than the atlantic
Will this happen again in the 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season Animation with a new year countdown
WMO marked 19 cyclones + Dora
it's too bad JMA TC 01 wasn't used in the video, TC 02 was "Amang" in the JMA records because it had potential for becoming named.
You know it's gonna be a good video when this guy completely cooks with the intro 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I must admit, I never thought I'd think of "Bolaven" as a name being given to a strong typhoon after 2018, but oh well.
Doksuri, Saola, and Haikui have been retired. Replacements will be announced in 2025.
I hate how Mawar wasn't even retired
@@JarredandJason13same, also if koinu had turned more north, it would have definitely been retired
Saola and Doksuri Had already been announced Haikui is not still Been announced
The new name for Doksuri (Egay) is Emil
And Saola (Goring) Gets replaced by Gavino
OMG THE ORIGINAL landfall animations are so much better!!!
😒😒😒
After the 2024 typhoon committee meeting, “Doksuri”, “Saola” and “Haikui” were retired.
Also, Doksuri and Saola’s PAGASA names (Egay and Goring) were retired
Mawar should have been retired
@@Major.hurricanekirk Idk man i think it wasn't that destructive
@@Kidgreenscreen123-1 It did 4 billion in damages to Guam
@@Major.hurricanekirk Idk man it did damages
Timestamps:
1:54 - 2:06 Tropical Depression Amang
2:13 - 2:39 Tropical Storm Sanvu
2:47 - 3:56 Super Typhoon Mawar (Betty)
4:01 - 4:26 Typhoon Guchol (Chedeng)
4:39 - 5:09 Typhoon Talim (Dodong)
5:01 - 6:54 Super Typhoon Doksuri (Egay)
6:41 - 7:32 Typhoon Khanun (Falcon)
7:19 - 7:53 Typhoon Lan
7:35 - 8:05 Typhoon Dora
8:05 - 8:27 Typhoon Damrey
8:06 - 9:27 Super Typhoon Saola (Goring)
8:21 - 9:28 Typhoon Haikui (Hannah)
8:22 - 9:35 Typhoon Kirogi
9:24 - 9:39 Tropical Storm Yun-Yeung (Ineng)
9:48 - 10:02 Tropical Storm 13W
10:01- 10:40 Typhoon Koinu (Jenny)
10:28 - 10:55 Super Typhoon Bolaven
10:58 - 11:13 Tropical Storm Sanba
11:19 - 11:43 17W
11:49 - 12:21 Tropical Storm Jelawat (Kabayan)
12:25 End
I actually wonder if 2024 will be similar to 2023 WPAC in terms of named storms, but it doesn't really matter how inactive these seasons are, they can still produce some really scary storms (CAT 5. for e.g.)
Im calling for a near average season (25 TS) for 2024 WPAC but some destructive strong storms will still impact Philippines, China, Japan and Taiwan. I think the strongest storm will be in September and will have 895 to 900 hPa
@@JarredandJason13 I'm calling for a around a active season (Atleast 30 TS)
I predict only 17 TS or less year due to El Niño-La Niña transition and negative PDO persisting
@@ashermoralde well most El Nino to La Nina Transition seasons reached 20+ TS (1973, 1983, 2005, 2007 and 2016) and also 2020 to 2022 were also Negative PDO year and still reached 20+ TS too so im predicting 24 named storms, 15 typhoons, 7 super typhoons
@@ashermoralde Wpac already got 18 TS so it will def reach more than 20 TS
Doksuri casually makes landfall in China as a C3
Inactive yet powerful storms.
Also now Doksuri gonna get retired aswell as Saola and also somewhat Mawar for its damage at Guam reaching 4 billion dollars; costliest american cyclone of the year (almost twice as Idalia)
While there are many billion-dollar hurricanes in the USA, Mawar stands out from the others, even Ian and Katrina, as Mawar's monetary losses is far too great for Guam. In fact, not even Pongsona 2002 came close either...
i once thought pongsona was the strongest Typhoon to hit guam before mawar
China might request Doksuri's retirement since most of the damages and deaths are from China.
Emil and Gavino for Egay and Goring respectively@arandompersononyt100
They were Doksuri and Saola
Will the 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season premier in February or March
Maybe, or maybe April I guess?
Latest posted Force Thirteen Typhoon Season's
2021: Feb 26
2022: Mar 18
2024: Apr 4
10:40 Red C3 icon, I love it
Well this happened when the storm intensified fast to the point it skip categories, same thing happened with Otis.
@@brolymeng7946Ah yes, the floor is made of floor.
Omg here and now remix for the first time in years!! 😄😄
2023, the most destructive year for northern Luzon, especially caused by Doksuri. Lets talk about Doksuri, and when i kept looking at the GFS model and European, i noticed that they were consistently showing a very strong typhoon hitting northern Luzon with the GFS ofc being the most aggressive one and showed a landfall on northern Luzon as a high end cat 4. And then i thought to myself, this is absurd i thought to myself because never in my life have i ever seen a cat 4 in July hitting northern Luzon but i just shrugged it off and just kept monitoring just in case. When it finally developed as a low pressure area, i started monitoring this very closely since its starting to catch my attention because i know things can change drastically with the strength, direction and location of where it will make landfall. After a few days, it became a tropical storm and majority of the models took it towards Japan since it was said that the high pressure area in Japan was gonna eventually weaken and make it as an opening route for Doksuri to escape and avoid hitting the Philippines, but it wasn't the case.. in just 1 day after what models said, the high pressure area didn't still weaken and Doksuri still headed west towards Luzon. I now thought to myself, will this be the first ever Cat 4 typhoon in northern Luzon in the month of July? Or will it still have time to change directions, thats what i was thinking all day when it now became a super typhoon and was still not heading north. It was going still west towards northern Luzon and still as a very powerful typhoon. I now say to myself, "this is it, the first ever cat 4 typhoon affecting northern Luzon in the month of July" and then, the night of July 24, the effects of Doksuri started to be felt in my hometown of Abra, in the CAR Region in the Philippines. The trees were swaying everywhere, the the rain wasn't even stopping once, the winds were also not stopping and just kept going. After a few hours in the night, power was finally lost and it was dark for me and my family. We were not able to sleep very well because of the effects from the typhoon and we kept thinking about our neighbors that don't have a strong foundation in their houses and most of my neighbors evacuated in our house because the effects were getting worse and worse by the hours and That's why it's really hard to get affected here in northern Luzon by a strong typhoon. Our River was never like what i imagined when Mangkhut (2018) or even Haima (2016) affected us, the differences between those 2 typhoons and Doksuri is that haima and Mangkhut was very fast to move in the landmass of northern Luzon, and so both of them stayed in northern Luzon for only 1 day, BUT FOR Doksuri, it stayed in our landmass for freaking 5 days and also it didn't stop raining when Doksuri wasn't even near our landmass yet and that led to our river getting to it's biggest extent of water and I've never seen it in my life. Most of the deaths occured from Doksuri or locally as Egay in the Philippines, it came from the CAR Region and most of the damages came from the CAR region, region 1 and Cagayan valley. After the storm, i still watched updates about that storm and it was still going and then hit China as a cat 3 typhoon and gave also its worse effects inland. Our power was eventually back on August the 10th which 2-3 weeks without power which is Devastating to say the least. But less than 2 weeks later, Saola or Goring formed near the Philippines and quicky intensified and this worsened the damages that EGAY caused last month after it hit. This truly tells u that northern Luzon didn't have a good time last year. Hopefully this year we won't get affected too hard because at this point, we just want to remove the traumatic experiences of Doksuri and Saola in our minds. Good riddance To Egay and Goring tho, at least they we're finally retired once and for all. 2024, pls be good to us this year here in northern Luzon..
There are many years that are far worse for Northern Luzon. 2016/1989/1998/2006/2009/2018 were worse
@@aron1332 but egay's effects were far worse than haima and Mangkhut due to how slow it is compared to those 2 so we can probably cross out 2016 and 2018, and 1989 I do know it and I guess u can say that's more worse? And btw I'm basing it of my experience that time, that's why I didn't mention 1989, 1998, 2006, and 2009.
@@GamingWithTripnh18872 what? Mangkhut had higher damages and loss of life than Doksuri
@@aron1332 the thing is... Higher damages wasn't the problem with Egay... It was definitely the speed of Egay and Egay's effects didn't stop even before it was about to landfall in fuga island at the time... And the people here in northern Luzon were really caught off guard..
That's Right just to add 17W was expecting to be a strong typhoon to hit Philippines in November. And the 17W will be named"KABAYAN" well that didn't happen if that happens it means 12 Tropical Cyclones Enter or develop in the (PAR) Will be left "LIWAYWAY_
Oh wow It is finally here!
OMG I CANT WAIT
This was also tied with 2010 for the least PAGASA named storms
Also 1998
We are your destini yeahh we are the new ppop rising stars na yong aababgaha
I can't believe that the JTWC underestimated Saola with it's winds speed and classified it as a C4 super typhoon with 155mph winds, while some agencies including F13 forecast and estimated the winds speed of Saola reaching C5 status. F13 estimated winds of Saola reached 165mph at it's peak intensity. And in my opinion I kinder agree that Saola did reached C5 intensity because of how good it looked on satellite imagery and really looks like an actual C5 storm. It's just looked so beautiful.😅
Strangely, JTWC did give T7.0 in their satellite fix, and several Dvorak estimates support 160mph+, even for hours!
Yeah I think Saola is definitely a cat 5
A buoy observation also supported 160/165 mph peak
@@aron1332 Oh is that so? What did the buoy record?
@@notmrpopular0099 925 mbars on the edge of eye during peak. Schloemer supports 920 while KZC shows ~142 kts
I love how its the 3rd most inactive BUT the second most expensive... mainly due to Doksuri. 2023 UR SO CLOSE TO BEATING 2019 (damages)
I hope by this year there should be more storms than last year in September
Same and August to December will likely be active for WPAC since its an El Nino to La Nina Transitition year but it also makes WPAC 2 times (1998 and 2010). But inactive or not, destructive and strong storms will still form and affect Philippines, Taiwan, China and Japan. Nora, Forrest, Zeb, Haitang, Sepat, Megi and Meranti are good examples of it)
High chance now
It did now
Will Krathon become another Koinu
The WPAC international names
1 Sanvu
2 Mawar
3 Guchol
4 Talim
5 Doksuri
6 Khanum
7 Lan
8 Saola
9 Damrey
10 Haikui
11 Kirogi
12 Yun Yeung
13 Koinu
14 Bolaven
15 Sanba
16 Jelawat
Well, actually the PAR was
1 Amang
2 Betty
3 Chedeng
4 Dodong
5 Egay
6 Folcon
7 Goring
8 Hanna
9 Ineng
10 Jenny
11 Kabayan
The potential retired WPAC names
Mawar
Doksuri
Saola
wait, its just 3!!???
@@NakrilioneRepublic_s1gHaikui(2023 Hong Kong Floods)
Sanba(rainfall costs)
We are going to find out the retired names for 2023, and the replacement names for 2021 and 2022 soon! They are going to be announced by the upcoming WMO meeting this month, February 27th to March 1st...
@@notmrpopular0099 im excited
@@plhbuschannelmaybe its just like Lionrock of 2016 that cost over a billion dollars but didn't get retired
I rewatched the whole video after the premiere to understand better lol
Thanks Force Thirteen for The STY and Egay 1st Costliest ever donate Philippines and China.
I like how you give a season summary in the end
Featuring Mawar, Doksuri, Saola and Bolaven
If we added more storms last year we would’ve had
Amang
Sanvu
Betty (Mawar)
Chedeng (Guchol)
Dodong (Talim)
Egay (Doksuri)
Falcon (Khanun)
Lan
Goring (Saola)
Damrey
Hanna (Haikui)
Kirogi
Ineng (Yun-yeung)
Jenny (Koinu)
Bolaven
Sanba
Kabayan (Jelawat)
Liwayway (Ewiniar)
Maliksi
Nimfa (Gaemi)
Marilyn (Prapiroon)
Onyok
Perla (Maria)
Quiel (Son-Tinh)
Ramon (Ampil)
Sarah (Wukong)
This means Carina won’t be retired if Nimfa happened last year
@@SuperTyphoonHaiyanGamer2013
For me:
Amang
Sanvu (Betty)
Mawar
03W (Chedeng)
Guchol* (Dodong)
Talim (Egay)
Doksuri (Falcon)
Khanun (Goring)
Lan (Hanna)
Saola (Ineng)
Damrey* (Jenny*)
Haikui (Kabayan)
Kirogi
Dora
Yun-yeung* (Liwayway*)
Koinu
Bolaven* (Marilyn)
Sanba
Jelawat (Nimfa)
18W (Onyok)
Ewiniar
19W
Maliksi (Perla)
Gaemi (Ramon)
Prapiroon (Quiel)
Maria
Son-tinh* (Sarah*)
Ampil (Tamaraw)
Wukong
* means retired
TS: 25
TY: 14
MTY: 9
STY: 4
@@SuperTyphoonHaiyanGamer2013 the Wukong im talking about is that December Invest in Marshall Islands.
If 2024 started with Jongdari we would use
Aghon (Jongdari)
Butchoy
Carina (Shanshan)
Dindo (Yagi)
Enteng (Leepi)
Ferdie (Bebinca)
Gener (Pulasan)
Helen (Soulik)
Igme (Cimaron)
Julian (Jebi)
Kristine (Krathon)
Leon (Barijat)
Marce (Trami)
Nika (Kong-Rey)
Yinxing
Toraji
Man-yi
Ofel (Usagi)
Pabuk
Pepito (Wutip)
Sepat
Querubin (Mun)
Romina (Danas)
Siony (Nari)
Tonyo (Wipha)
Upang (Francisco)
Co-may
Vicky (Krosa)
Warren
Yoyong (Bailu)
Zosimo (Podul)
@@SuperTyphoonHaiyanGamer2013
For me as of Sept 28, 2024:
01W (Aghon)
02W (Butchoy)
Jongdari (Carina)
Shanshan* (Dindo*)
Yagi (Enteng)
Leepi
Bebinca (Ferdie)
Pulasan
Soulik* (Gener*)
Cimaron (Helen)
Jebi (Igme)
Krathon
Barijat
Trami
Kong-rey (Julian)
Yinxing
Toraji (Kristine)
Man-yi* (Leon)
Usagi* (Marce*)
Pabuk
Wutip* (Nika)
Sepat* (Ofel)
Mun (Pepito)
Danas (Querubin)
Nari (Romina)
Francisco
Co-may (Siony)
Krosa* (Tonyo*)
Image if the 17W named Jelawat and turned into super typhoon and 18W will named Ewiniar If the 17W was named. 2023 got 280 Ace. 2022 Got 175. So 2023 is active than 2022.
Will their be storms in October like
Barijat
TD Kristine
Leon (Trami)
Kong-Rey
TD Marce
Nika (Yinxing)
Ofel (Toraji)
Man-yi
Pepito (Usagi)
October:
Barijat
Trami
Kong-rey
Yinxing
Kristine
Leon
Marce
Nika
November:
Toraji
Man-yi
Usagi
Ofel
Pepito
Querubin
December:
Pabuk
Romina
Day 190 of asking for the 1780 Atlantic hurricane season V.2
Ask for 1780 Atlantic Hurricane Season V.2 Because they already have 1780 NHEM/NATL Hurricane Season V.1
@arandompersononyt100 tryna correct him boi
@@prttyboyqt damn, thank you for correcting me I didn’t see that.
Please make 2023 North Indian Ocean cyclone season next
9:22 Haikui’s historic landfall! I live in Taipei, and that was the day I had the math competition, also the first part of the Mandarin speech competition. My school didn’t pass the speech competition, and I got an e-mail of my math competition prize… All because of HAIKUI!
THE TRANSITION-
I will make a WHMB of 2023 soon.
Storms:
Tropical Storm Sanvu (Amang)
Tropical Storm Mawar
Tropical Depression 03W (Betty)
Super Typhoon Guchol (Chedeng)*
Typhoon Talim (Dodong)
Tropical Storm Doksuri (Egay)
Typhoon Khanun (Falcon)
Super Typhoon Lan (Goring)*
Typhoon Saola (Hanna)
Typhoon Damrey
Typhoon Dora
Super Typhoon Haikui (Ineng)*
Typhoon Kirogi
Typhoon Yun-yeung (Jenny)
Severe Tropical Storm Koinu
Tropical Storm Bolaven (Kabayan)
Tropical Depression 16W (Liwayway)
Typhoon Sanba
Tropical Storm Jelawat
Typhoon Ewiniar (Marilyn)
Super Typhoon Maliksi (Onyok)
Tropical Storm Gaemi (Nimfa)
Tropical Storm Prapiroon
Typhoon Maria (Perla)*
Tropical Storm Son-tinh (Quiel)
Tropical Storm Ampil
16 Typhoons by strength (from 2003 to 2023)
*According to Wikipedia
By 10-min lowest pressure and 10-min highest winds by JMA
2010 Megi = 885 mbar = 145 mph
2016 Meranti = 890 mbar = 140 mph
2013 Haiyan = 895 mbar = 145 mph
2021 Surigae = 895 mbar = 140 mph
2023 Mawar = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2018 Yutu = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2018 Kong-rey = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2015 Soudelor = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2014 Vongfong = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2016 Haima = 900 mbar = 130 mph
2016 Nepartak = 900 mbar = 125 mph
2012 Sanba = 900 mbar = 125 mph
2020 Goni = 905 mbar = 140 mph
2019 Halong = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2009 Nida = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2008 Jangmi = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2021 Chanthu = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2023 Bolaven = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2014 Hagupit = 905 mbar = 130 mph
2016 Chaba = 905 mbar = 130 mph
By 1-min highest winds by JTWC
2021 Surigae = 195 mph
2016 Meranti = 195 mph
2020 Goni = 195 mph
2013 Haiyan = 195 mph
2019 Halong = 190 mph
2019 Hagibis = 185 mph
2023 Mawar = 185 mph
2010 Megi = 185 mph
2009 Nida = 180 mph
2004 Chaba = 180 mph
2004 Dianmu = 180 mph
2018 Mangkhut = 180 mph
2008 Jangmi = 180 mph
2021 Chanthu = 180 mph
2023 Bolaven = 180 mph
2015 Soudelor = 180 mph
2014 Vongfong = 180 mph
2016 Nepartak = 180 mph
2012 Sanba = 180 mph
2014 Hagupit = 180 mph
15 Costliest typhoons (2003-2023)
2023 Doksuri = $28.4 B
2019 Hagibis = $17.3 B
2018 Jebi = $14.0 B
2013 Fitow = $10.4 B
2019 Faxai = $ 10.0 B
2004 Songda = $9.30 B
2019 Lekima = $9.28 B
2014 Rammasun = $8.03 B
2017 Hato = $6.41 B
2009 Morakot = $6.30 B
2012 Haikui = $5.92 B
2018 Rumbia = $5.36 B
2016 Meranti = $4.79 B
2006 Bilis = $4.40 B
2012 Damrey = $4.37 B
Info may be inaccurate (it's from wiki hshs) but let me know what you think..
Using my analysis and F13 I think excluding biases and multiple sources to find information that wiki does this is a better more finalised intensity
Surigae 185 mph
Meranti 205 mph
Goni 195 mph
Haiyan 205 mph
Halong 190 mph
Hagibis 185 mph
Mawar 190 mph
Megi 190 mph
Nida 180 mph
Chaba 180 mph
Dianmu 180 mph
Mangkhut 185 mph
Jangmi 180 mph
Chanthu 180 mph
Bolaven 190 mph
Soudelor 180 mph
Vongfong 180 mph
Nepartak 195 mph
Sanba 180 mph
Hagupit 180 mph.
Your welcome
Doksuri was an unforgettable experience, When i was in the yellow zone, i was in Signal No 1.
When in the PAR, it enhanced the southwest monsoon
It rained heavily and some posters flew...
Floods start to began in my region and i was under a 80% river capacity area..
bBa
Where can I find the song at 2:00? It sounds amazing!
2:13 ngl, i thought the music was the coffin dance at first
6:44 Landfall in the Philippines 2× Landfalls Babuyan Islands and N Portion of Cagayan
Landfall
2:54 am: hurricane/typhoondora cross west Pacific ocean and during that dora was cost $0 damage and 1 falatea
The 2023 WPAC season has the least amount of named storms on record since 2010, which makes the WPAC had less activity than the ATL and EPAC in terms of named storms. HOWEVER, many storms are intense and/or long lived, making this season a near-average season in terms of ACE, thus more energy produced than the ATL and EPAC. However, despite the lower number of named storms compared to 2022, this season is far costlier, as it is the costliest season since 2019!
Sanvu is the first named storm, which is also active and underneath a solar eclipse! Mawar would follow suit as it became one of the most strongest TCs on record in May and before August! Mawar, however, caused $4bn USD in losses in Guam, making it one of the worst storms in the island since Pongsona 2002. Doksuri caused the majority of the damages and deaths in the season, as it rapidly strengthened and caused catastrophic impacts in the Philippines and China, mainly due to flooding... As Doksuri dies off, Khanun stalled near Japan, and Dora crossed from the CPAC/EPAC! Lan also formed during Khanun and Dora, but impacts are still evaluated as it did made landfall in Japan...
Saola became another notable typhoon, as it did a loop near the Philippines before PAGASA is forced to activate WIND SIGNAL #5 for the unprecedented second time, no other season had PAGASA issue a Signal 5 more than once for at least TWO typhoons! Saola would then wreck havoc across the Philippines and later HK, where they issued a Signal 10, the first since Mangkhut 2018! Haikui and Koinu strikes Taiwan, both as typhoons, the former as the first major typhoon landfall since Megi 2016! Despite the two typhoons, Taiwan managed to escape the two typhoons without any major losses... Bolaven rounded off the relentless activity, as it was another powerful typhoon out in the open ocean! The season concluded with that slop Jelawat...
Oh and, ANY WPAC international name retirees, if any, WILL be announced by the WMO in February/March...
There were some failures
1. Amang (expected to be a TS by JMA, Typhoon by Models and a TC by Jtwc)
2. Early May JMA Philippines TD (medium chance of formation by Jtwc and a TC by Pagasa)
3. Late June Pagasa LPA (expected to be a TS by Models and a TC by Pagasa)
4. September JMA Taiwan TD (medium chance of formation by Jtwc)
5. September JMA TD near Japan (expected to be a TC by Models)
6. 13W (expected to be a TS by Models)
7. Bolaven (not a failure but it was expected to enter PAR)
8. LPA near Bolaven (expected to enter PAR and become a TC)
9. 17W (expected to be strong)
10. December Marshall Islands LPA (expected to be a TS by Models.
Haikui and Koinu struck Taiwan as a Category 3 and 4 storms respectively... A wind gust of 214 mph was recorded in Taiwan during the landfall of Koinu... But then also, Taiwan still survived those typhoons...
@@JarredandJason13 You're right Amang should be A Tropical storm because of the clouds. Amang make landfall in the philippines after it make landfall tropical depression amang is weakening and PAGASA track when Amang is coming closer to Luzon PAGASA forced That Amang will be a LPA
@@jaidenalzona1693 same and jma and models forecasted it to be one.
The 2023 WMHB Pacific Typhoon Season is coming up soon. Here are the next 40 typhoon names from MY version.
Damrey
Longwang
Akius
Yun-Yeung
Koinu
Mixay
Sanba
Jelawat
Ewiniar
Maliksi
Gaemi
Kanchana
Songyit
Son-Tinh
Ampil
Jasni
Jongdari
Shanshan
Shinobu
Leepi
Ming
Rumbia
Soulik
Cimaron
Baram
Durian
Barijat
Trang
Chantrea
Yutu
Toraji
Man-Yi
Mochi
Pabuk
Lotus
Gyeong
Mun
Danas
Kim
Wipha
The names Mixay, Kanchana, Jongdari, Shinobu, Leepi, Barijat, Trang, Lotus, Mun, and Kim are expected to be used for the first time after they replaced Bolaven, Prapiroon, Sonamu, Yoshida, Xangsane, Utor, Trami, Wutip, Fitow, and Nari from the 2019 season.
Doksuri will be retiring name for this season.
I can't wait for 2023 NIO season animation 😢😢😢😢😢
2023 What Might Have Been Pacific Typhoon Season Animation
I Was Hit With Jelawat And Despite Only Signal 2 Warnings In My Area It Was Very Devastating Because The Flooding Was So Extreme And The Storm Surge As Well
Very good
This season was pretty inactive, but oh boy 2024 was WAY more active.
2012 Pacific Typhoon Season used all of 2023’s Pacific Typhoon Season names
Not all actually because 2022 and 2024 also used 2012 names.
2022: Pakhar
2023: Sanvu, Mawar, Guchol, Talim, Doksuri, Khanun, Vicente (Lan), Saola, Damrey, Haikui, Kirogi, Kai-tak (Yun-yeung), Tembin (Koinu), Bolaven, Sanba and Jelawat.
2024: Ewiniar, Maliksi, Gaemi, Prapiroon, Maria, Son-tinh, Bopha (Ampil) and Wukong.
8:06
sty goring
Saola has become the 4th ever Category 5 Super Typhoon to reach the South China Sea since Rai of 2021 and it's also the strongest storm to be ever recorded in the SCS.
Edit: Yagi in 2024 too
Edit 2: Saola is unofficial bruh. Yagi was the 4th one, after Pamela, Rammasun and Rai.
And probably Yagi
@@TH-ot8wt Yagi too
Rammasun?
Please make a TWB soon!!! It’s been a little while.😊
yeah i miss twb😢
I know…
I will use 7:35~8:07picture, I will mark you
“All kinds of typhoons here”
The ace of this is higher than 2024
Bolden then strongest storm since Goni and Doksuri Costliest Storm since Faxai. And last but not least Mawar strongest may storm
Bolaven* and mawar are now revised both at 190 mph, both are the strongest since goni.
Wow 2023wp iam very exciteding
The landfall animation on this animation is better
2:04 where i can find this song?
7:45 DORA
I knew its nick animating this masterpiece
Damn I remember typhoon egay made landfall in zambales the wind is strong
To me that aint below average activity its more like the higher average 💀
2023 Pacific Typhoon late season getting swipered and busted hard like poorly.
2:47 here it goes
Will Pabuk be like Jelawat this year
Nock-ten for me
Ong-mang because Hinnamnor was retired
@@SuperTyphoonHaiyanGamer2013 I'm referring to Nock-ten 2016
I refer to Ong-mang (Nimfa) 2027
Cyclone Nat has just formed today!
What does ex, no icon, SS and L storms icon means??
Ex is the remnants same with no icon
L is low pressure system
Ss is sub tropical cyclone
@@Vulcanoes tysm
The last typhoon of 2024 will be Romina to make a recap of Rolly 2020
It might end with Yinxing (Ofel) for me tho but that could change if Ber months continues to be active.
Wow, finally!
I would like to ask if you can make a 1961 season
10:32 if Koinu made landfall as C3 somewhere close to Hong Kong, it is going to be retired fs.
Tembin (Koinu's dad) would be proud if Koinu does that
@@JarredandJason13Tembin is the mother
@@中度颱風茉莉 its local name is Vinta and i dont know if its a male or female name
seems someone forgot about the hong Kong 158+ mm rain
I bet Mawar, Doksuri and Saola are candidates for retirement, any other else?
Haikui possible
I have 2023 views in my channel and I made the 2023 Pacific Typhoon Season
what’s sad is that Doksuri was a truly devastating typhoon for China, but the Philippine name for it is “Egay”
WOMP WOMP
Someone I saw does the "Season Names with the Proposed Alphabetical West Pacific Naming List (PAWPNL)" and since he hasn't do it yet, I'm gonna do it instead
Bolaven (Sanvu)
Damrey (Mawar)
Guchol
Haikui* (Talim)
Jelawat (Doksuri)
Khanun
Lan
Mawar (Saola)
Sanvu (Damrey)
Talim (Haikui)
Yun-yeung (Kirogi)
Doksuri* (Yun-yeung)
Koinu
Sanba (Bolaven)
Saola* (Jelawat)
Your wrong
@@laipJelloos If it's like Khanun and Kirogi, Kirogi would go first. Khanun will be at the very end of the list. That's what the person does
9:30 FUJIWHARA EFFECT
2023 WPAC Summary (might be Inaccurate)
• The season was the second most inactive season on the basin, only behind the 2010 season. Producing 29 depressions, 17 storms, 10 typhoons, and 4 of which were super typhoons.
• After making landfall in Taiwan and the Philippines, Doksuri was the costliest and deadliest typhoon after making landfall in China.
• Mawar and Bolaven tied as being the two strongest typhoons of the season. both of which were at 215km/h (130 mph) at 900 mbars.
By the way, Doksuri missed Taiwan. Also, Bolaven was recently adjusted to 905mb in post-storm analysis by the JMA...
@@notmrpopular0099 I thought jma measured bolaven as 903 and mawar as 900
@@innerdiscarchive Well... yeah but JMA always rounds their values to the nearest 5 or 0, both for wind speed and pressure... I thought JMA doesn't give an exact estimate like the JTWC?
isnt JMA supposed to be GMA?
They are both different, JMA is a Japanese weather agency that names tropical cyclones in the Western Pacific. While GMA is a Philippine TV Channel. Please do some research before commenting, hope you understand :)
@JarredProductions9228 Mb no cause I thought he put wrong since I usually only know JMA, welp know I know I gotta think twice before I comment thanks
How to get those models?
Common Nick W
10:45
Koinu is such a cute name
It means puppy in Japanese
In my house its still flood
sad
The catfish enters in my house
8:30 BIG EYE
Bolaven was just a showoff
Guchol, Lan, and Koinu slayed