6:00 one of my father’s coworkers found a kitten during Hurricane Fran. She lived in my dad’s office for two months. We ended up adopting her and named her Purrdee. I wanted to name her Fran after the hurricane she was found in. I’ve been a cat person ever since.
Beryl Helene and Milton will definitely be retired I think that’s all beryl wasn’t even that bad in Houston I remember being in it but it did bad damage to the Caribbean islands
I can guarantee you that Helene and Milton will be retired. I live in Tampa Bay, we got lucky with Milton, had it of direct hit Clearwater Beach instead of Siesta Key it would have caused over 500 Billion in damages, and had it of done that and not dropped to a Mid Cat 3 from a high end Cat 5 you would be seeing Milton with over 1 TRILLION USD in damages.
The path shown for Hurricane Diana is from Hurricane Diana in 1984 that formed east of Florida and eventually affected North Carolina. That is not the Diana that was retired however. Hurricane Diana in 1990, came ashore in Mexico and that is the one that was retired.
I've experienced 3, but only know most about 1, Beryl. I'm in Texas, so luckily it was just a category 1, but it still did some damage, our house lost power for 11 days, (meaning I had to stay at my grand aunt's house), almost all buildings were closed, and there were down trees and fence here and there, though sorry for others that had even worse damages (fully destroyed homes, deaths, injuries, etc)
Debby’s not getting retired. If Sally, Isaias, and Idalia weren’t retired, then Debby definitely isn’t, especially with it being overshadowed be Helene.
If I had to estimate, here are the chances I think of each name getting retired: Helene 100% obviously Milton 100% obviously Beryl 99% 70+ deaths and earliest cat 5 Debby 35% high damage Francine 5% Oscar 5%
@@Skiliet_YT01it did add crisis to an already existing problem in Cuba (They had a failed power outages and Hurricane Oscar made it worse) but giving the fact that it only did 10 million dollars in damages and 7 fatalities it’s understandable
I would like to add hurricane Ernesto and hurricane Debby due to 1 Enersto being the worst storm in Bermuda since fabian and 2 Debby is officially the costliest storm in Canadian history
These are the ones that I have personally experienced: Hurricane Alicia - The area were I live had several days of rains before Alicia hit. The ground was saturated and trees and power poles went down easily. There was a convenience store on Alexander Drive that had its roof taken off by a tornado. Tropical Storm Allison - The only tropical storm to have its name retired. Lots of rain. Lots and lots of rain. Houston and its surrounding areas were heavily flooded. Hurricane Rita - I lost 1/3 of my roof in this one. Hurricane Ike - An absolute monster in terms of size and storm surge. The Strand, in Galveston, was several feet underwater. I have seen minor flooding there before, but not like this. Hurricane Harvey - Absolutely destroyed Rock Port. The people there are still rebuilding and doing repairs. The torrential rains lasted for days and there was wide spread flooding all along the coast line to Louisiana. Hurricane Beryl - This was not an overly impressive storm, hitting as a CAT1, but I have not seen winds this strong and sustained during a CAT1 hurricane. It was still intensifying as it came ashore and it did not weaken quickly because of this.
unpopular opinion they should start unretiring names, specifically after like a century. and also storms i which those damages would fly today, storms like Edna and Elena, Klaus would 100% fly today with those damages.
My prediction list in 2030 Atlantic Hurricane Names Alberto Brynn Chris Desiree Ernesto Francine Gordon Hubertine Isaac Joyce Kirk Leslie Mason Nadine Oscar Patty Rafael Sara Tony Valerie William
Here is mine Alberto Bethany Chris Destiny Ernesto Francine Gordon Heather Isaac Joyce Kirk Leslie Miguel Nadine Oscar Patty Rafael Sage Tony Valerie William
Dude what kind of English is that? Proper title should be Every hurricane name that has been retired Every hurricane that got retired sounds like a drop out😅
The reason they retire hurricane names is because of how destructive it is even if it doesn’t directly affect the US. Imagine the PTSD some people would’ve felt if life altering hurricanes didn’t get retired and 7 years later it was barreling towards them again😊
I’m kinda thinking Hurricane Sally from 2020 should be retired. It was the first hurricane to make landfall in Alabama in 16 years, Ivan in 2004 being the last one. Sally was a high end cat 2 (110 with gust 125) and cause a lot of damage to coastal Alabama. It was also the 3rd most costliest storm in the 2020 hurricane season. I was directly hit by Sally by the way, it was pretty bad. It was moving a whopping 2 mph when it made landfall. Had 100 mph winds for like 2 hours straight or more and dropped a whole lot of rain.
First I want to say 2020 season’s retirement was discussed with 2019, but Sally was still worse. But that can still be a reason. They were discussing THIRTY-EIGHT names’ retirement, so they may get something wrong. I’m actually thinking about 2022. Of course Ian MUST be retired as it’s the costliest and deadliest storm in the season, but the second deadliest is Julia while the second costliest is Fiona. According to the 2020 experience(deadlier Iota retired instead of costlier Sally), I thought Julia would be retired. But the retired names are Ian and FIONA. What’s more, they’re just dealing with FOURTEEN names.
systems aren’t retired on strength but the amount of damage and loss of life it causes, there’s been fairly weak systems like stan in 2005 and erika in 2015 that have caused significant loss of life
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1955 REALLY had a vendetta against the Carolinas
lol! good thing I didn’t live there.
It might have a been a climate change in the 50s???? I dk
6:00 one of my father’s coworkers found a kitten during Hurricane Fran. She lived in my dad’s office for two months. We ended up adopting her and named her Purrdee. I wanted to name her Fran after the hurricane she was found in. I’ve been a cat person ever since.
Aww that’s such a nice story! I love cats there better than dogs in my opinion! That’s so nice of him to take care of the kitten.
Helene WILL get retired. 227+ deaths and 88 BILLION dollars is CRAZY.
Ikr
Helene is 100% getting retired
@@angrytoastcrunchyea it’s not a contest
Beryl Helene and Milton will definitely be retired I think that’s all beryl wasn’t even that bad in Houston I remember being in it but it did bad damage to the Caribbean islands
@@sndxx7 milton caused only 35 confirmed deaths compared to helene's 275 deaths
I can guarantee you that Helene and Milton will be retired.
I live in Tampa Bay, we got lucky with Milton, had it of direct hit Clearwater Beach instead of Siesta Key it would have caused over 500 Billion in damages, and had it of done that and not dropped to a Mid Cat 3 from a high end Cat 5 you would be seeing Milton with over 1 TRILLION USD in damages.
Yea I’m glad I don’t live in Florida anymore… We had Irma when I was near Tampa.
Beryl is also getting retired
@@ScarletInkster101yes
The path shown for Hurricane Diana is from Hurricane Diana in 1984 that formed east of Florida and eventually affected North Carolina. That is not the Diana that was retired however. Hurricane Diana in 1990, came ashore in Mexico and that is the one that was retired.
@@edr3825 interesting! I used Wikipedia so sorry about that
@@Skiliet_YT01 no worries at all just pointing it out. Awesome video that covers a ton of storms....thanks for posting this !
We might end up adding Rafael to that list if things are as bad as they appear to be in Cuba.
Yea
I heard it’s really bad rn
I've experienced 3, but only know most about 1, Beryl.
I'm in Texas, so luckily it was just a category 1, but it still did some damage, our house lost power for 11 days, (meaning I had to stay at my grand aunt's house), almost all buildings were closed, and there were down trees and fence here and there, though sorry for others that had even worse damages (fully destroyed homes, deaths, injuries, etc)
I’ve experienced but not in the way you’d think. Basically I got a lot of rain up in Illinois where I live. And that rain was form beryl.
Beryl, Debby, Helene, Milton will surely be retired
Debby because it dealt almost the same damaged as Beryl as an Category 1
Yea Debby maybe will get retired but only because of the cost
I don't really think Debby will get retired since it only caused a few deaths, like Hurricane Sally from 2020.
@@thatrandomfilipino Yeah same, i don't think it'd get retired. They don't take in costs like they did with Otto (2016) or Thomas (2010)
Debby’s not getting retired. If Sally, Isaias, and Idalia weren’t retired, then Debby definitely isn’t, especially with it being overshadowed be Helene.
@@thatrandomfilipino remember Otto and Tomas :0
Debby have a high chance to retired
i feel like some of these were thrown out only because they had to meet a quota because there is no reason why Klaus shouldve been retired
Yea cuzz I searched them up on Wikipedia
There not the most reliable
Lenny, Igor, Fabian, Erika, Juan too. Maybe not Iris or Paloma.
There’s a new hurricane called “Rafael” make sure to add that in when the hurricane passes
Wydm passes?
@@Skiliet_YT01 like the hurricane goes away that’s what I mean!
@@The_man_face_of_goldoh okay
@@Skiliet_YT01it hit Cuba as a category 3
Sorry guy about the quality CapCut + My WiFi doesn’t go well…..
same with me too my wifi sucks
@@Thememegodwannystar1it’s just it keeps happening for no reason I have good WiFi usually
@@Skiliet_YT01it looks perfectly fine to me so maybe it’s just your device idk
@@galaxygaming800thanks
helene and milton are definitely getting retired, beryl has a smaller possibility but it’s definitely there
yea
If I had to estimate, here are the chances I think of each name getting retired:
Helene 100% obviously
Milton 100% obviously
Beryl 99% 70+ deaths and earliest cat 5
Debby 35% high damage
Francine 5%
Oscar 5%
@@JacobGrant-r7ywhy is Oscar on This list?
@@Skiliet_YT01it did add crisis to an already existing problem in Cuba (They had a failed power outages and Hurricane Oscar made it worse) but giving the fact that it only did 10 million dollars in damages and 7 fatalities it’s understandable
I'm just saying it's super unlikely, and those were all the notable hurricanes this year.
I would like to add hurricane Ernesto and hurricane Debby due to 1 Enersto being the worst storm in Bermuda since fabian and 2 Debby is officially the costliest storm in Canadian history
Eh I don’t think it’s getting retired but it’s your opinion.
@ are you talking about Ernesto
These are the ones that I have personally experienced:
Hurricane Alicia - The area were I live had several days of rains before Alicia hit. The ground was saturated and trees and power poles went down easily. There was a convenience store on Alexander Drive that had its roof taken off by a tornado.
Tropical Storm Allison - The only tropical storm to have its name retired. Lots of rain. Lots and lots of rain. Houston and its surrounding areas were heavily flooded.
Hurricane Rita - I lost 1/3 of my roof in this one.
Hurricane Ike - An absolute monster in terms of size and storm surge. The Strand, in Galveston, was several feet underwater. I have seen minor flooding there before, but not like this.
Hurricane Harvey - Absolutely destroyed Rock Port. The people there are still rebuilding and doing repairs. The torrential rains lasted for days and there was wide spread flooding all along the coast line to Louisiana.
Hurricane Beryl - This was not an overly impressive storm, hitting as a CAT1, but I have not seen winds this strong and sustained during a CAT1 hurricane. It was still intensifying as it came ashore and it did not weaken quickly because of this.
@@tommyhawks856 that’s a lot!
@@Skiliet_YT01 I am kind of like Jim Cantore. Hurricanes show up where I am at. 🤔
@@tommyhawks856lol I’m in Illinois
As of Dec 2024, Helene is now unofficially estimated to have caused
what is this song name? 3:37
Sorry it took long it’s Faraway Shores
Given that Allen reached its peak intensity while passing nearby Cancún and Isla Mujeres in México, I wonder if it affected sort of bad those places
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I’m not sure what track was used for Diana in 1990c but Diana hit Mexico….
Huh
The track you displayed for Diana in 1990, isn’t the same track Diana took. Diana hit the Yucatan as cat 2 and then hit mainland Mexico
@@Skiliet_YT01I just looked, you used the track from Diana in 1984
@@joshuarogers6229good catch.
@@joshuarogers6229oh I searched up the track that makes since
Beryl, Helene and Milton might not get retired. THEY WILL get retired.
Ik
Honestly after Helene and Milton what Beryl did looks like nothing
@@Busboy11wdym
I'm saying that Beryl's deaths and damaged look like nothing when compared to Helene and Milton's
@@Busboy11Only damage Beryl is more deadly than Milton Beryl killed 73 but Milton only killed 35
6:23 wtf 85 billion deaths hurricane
Oh shoot
Sorry
Editing mistake first time making these videos
unpopular opinion they should start unretiring names, specifically after like a century. and also storms i which those damages would fly today, storms like Edna and Elena, Klaus would 100% fly today with those damages.
Kinda makes since until every name is used. lol
Inflation exist making those smaller damage numbers actually a lot more
13:10 Possible
I think it will be retired it already has enough deaths to call its name in the retirement
I clearly remember Hurricane Allen! It was horrible.
Interesting how did it go??
Wasnt Georges also retired in 1998?
It was did I not add it in there? If so I am sorry
170 doesn’t exist on beryl due to knot conversions. Officially 165 but there is a case for 175 in post szn analysis.
oh okay thanks!
SO cool people need to see this
Yesss especially the music it’s force thirteens though
@@Skiliet_YT01 yeah !
My prediction list in 2030
Atlantic Hurricane Names
Alberto
Brynn
Chris
Desiree
Ernesto
Francine
Gordon
Hubertine
Isaac
Joyce
Kirk
Leslie
Mason
Nadine
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Sara
Tony
Valerie
William
Interesting! Nice list
Here is mine
Alberto
Bethany
Chris
Destiny
Ernesto
Francine
Gordon
Heather
Isaac
Joyce
Kirk
Leslie
Miguel
Nadine
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Sage
Tony
Valerie
William
So Beryl, Debby, Helene and Milton are retired
@@ScarletInkster101you retire Beryl, Debby, Helene, Milton and Rafael
Dude what kind of English is that?
Proper title should be
Every hurricane name that has been retired
Every hurricane that got retired
sounds like a drop out😅
Idk I though it wasn’t good
Hurricane Georges 1998?
Oh I’m sorry about that! I used Wikipedia for this!
i wonder why hurricane names get retired, they are just names, i’m all about the weather but this is the one thing that confuses me
Well because if people name hurricanes that were deviating already it could bring people really sad. And the hurricane Is a natural disaster.
The reason they retire hurricane names is because of how destructive it is even if it doesn’t directly affect the US. Imagine the PTSD some people would’ve felt if life altering hurricanes didn’t get retired and 7 years later it was barreling towards them again😊
@@IWantToBeBricky Makes sense
Is Hurricane Kirk will be retired???
@@ElijahNaveenSuba-jn5te I don’t think so even though it was a cat5
nice
Tysm man!
btw ian was 206 people wont say it tho ive been in ian with the probes and it got 206 mph winds
Oh okay thanks!
No it didn’t.. i was also in ian max winds where 155 with winds gust of 170-175..
Amazing video :D
Thanks so much man!!! I worked really hard on it!!! I appreciate it! Lemme sub to ya.
deserves more views 🔥🔥
Thanks so much homie
@@Skiliet_YT01 yw
U have to add Hurricane Rafael now
Got it! I will make another one of these videos in the future! Like around the end of 2025 Is when.
@ ye u don’t have to do it now but giving a heads up in advance bc that was pretty significant
@@greysenseh it was kinda but not to bad rn
nah rafael won't get retired
You miss Georges 1998 and Lili was in 2002,not in 2003
Oh sorry I used Wikipedia but lili was a editing mistake
I’m kinda thinking Hurricane Sally from 2020 should be retired. It was the first hurricane to make landfall in Alabama in 16 years, Ivan in 2004 being the last one. Sally was a high end cat 2 (110 with gust 125) and cause a lot of damage to coastal Alabama. It was also the 3rd most costliest storm in the 2020 hurricane season. I was directly hit by Sally by the way, it was pretty bad. It was moving a whopping 2 mph when it made landfall. Had 100 mph winds for like 2 hours straight or more and dropped a whole lot of rain.
Yes I thought I was originally
First I want to say 2020 season’s retirement was discussed with 2019, but Sally was still worse. But that can still be a reason. They were discussing THIRTY-EIGHT names’ retirement, so they may get something wrong.
I’m actually thinking about 2022. Of course Ian MUST be retired as it’s the costliest and deadliest storm in the season, but the second deadliest is Julia while the second costliest is Fiona. According to the 2020 experience(deadlier Iota retired instead of costlier Sally), I thought Julia would be retired. But the retired names are Ian and FIONA. What’s more, they’re just dealing with FOURTEEN names.
Oh my lord how does a hurricane kill 3k+ people 1:39
houses were probably weaker and there wasn't enough ample warning time
The Bhola cyclone killed 500,000 in 1970
@@ScarletInkster101yea that’s a unpopular cyclone for sure
I track hurricanes and tornadoes
That’s neat!
How's that possible 3:07
Like how a tropical storm got retired or
Fifi was the 2nd deadliest hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean
why on klaus it said 11 dearhs instead of deaths
Miss spelled… sorry about that!! CapCut and my WiFi don’t get along…
85 Billion deaths were from Floyd 💀
minor spelling mistake, it’s fine
@@tor-WX yeah
Michael only did 25 Million?
What?
Idk what you mean I used Wikipedia for this
Oh wait
Mispelled
haiyan where
This is the Atlantic Ocean! Not the Pacific Ocean.
Why would the NHC retire a tropical storm of 60 mph aka Allison
systems aren’t retired on strength but the amount of damage and loss of life it causes, there’s been fairly weak systems like stan in 2005 and erika in 2015 that have caused significant loss of life
Since Allison staled over Texas and was a fairly sized storm. It caused a lot of deaths and costed a ton of money.
allison did exactly what harvey did in 2017 (and in the exact same area too) (stupid massive flooding which led to lots of dmg)