Yeah. Its called the forgotten Category 5 Hurricane, despite making the strongest US Mainland landfall since 1992.

Dorian was just forgotten literally almost no one know about dorian

not as much as Michael 😖

I still remember Rita from 2005. People talk about Katrina a lot more than Rita.

I remember watching news about Florence in 2018, but not Michael.

Yeah

where is linda 1997 then

@@fsn747 Linda was Typhoon not Hurricane

@@Roblox-mp1jp linda was a hurricane, eastern pacific hurricane

Ur right

yeah if iirc i think it weaken 65mph in five hours

Patricia was a cat 6 if there ever was one.

I say camilies grandchildren are Michael and Florence

Who is her child then? Andrew?

Yep, I lived through it and currently sitting here in my room waiting for Hurricane Fiona to hit the island later today... Hope it's not another María.

Don't forget Hurricane Irma. That one and Maria were a devastating 1-2 punch to PR less than 2 weeks apart.

They said that Fiona was worse

Fiona was arguably worse for certain regions in Puerto Rico, particularly the furthermost municipalities in the southwest, which, although heavily affected by Maria as the rest of the island was, were removed from the intense eyewall and it's strongest quadrants. These received a more direct impact from Fiona due to it's track.

Norma Stitz was thankfully ok 🙏

Why is there no Hurcane Katrina?

@@mark_blobyt6979 Katrina was most destructive not powerful

@@bethesdagamer7971 but Katrina is still more powerful than Maria, Andrew,Mitch, Irma and Dorian in pressure and tied Maria, Andrew and Camille in windspeed. I figure the only reason Katrina isn’t on this list is because all storms on this list expect for Wilma,Patricia and Mitch made landfall as a cat 5(Wilma and Patricia made landfalls as high end cat 5s) while Katrina made a landfall as a three. Other storms like Rita and Dean would be on this list if they were doing it based of pressure/windspeed but I believe they are making this list with the points of peek strength, landfall strength,peek intensity length and damage/impact.

@@_nolan_nolan Tbh Patricia was really powerful than Katrina, if they didn’t add Patricia then I think Katrina would be #1.

Where's Hugo???

Actually, the Labor Day Hurricane had winds of 185 at landfall. Dorian had winds of 190 at landfall. So Dorian was more powerful.

@@obserspy But Labor Day had 892 MBARS and codnsidering the high environmental pressure around it and Labor Day is not a large hurricane, Labor Day could have been strongr than Dorian by 5 - 15 MPH.

The only one I don't agree with is Mitch. I think that should be around #4.

Iota and Eta would most likely be on a list of hurricanes that pulled off ridiculously fast rapid intensification(s). I think Dorian, Wilma, and the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935 would most likely make it onto the list of most intense hurricanes.

Hurricane beast #1 : Katrina

@@isaactang4685 patricia

@@isaactang4685 cat 3

Ya, Iota and Eta were bad, but there is still 200+ more hurricanes. If it was top 200 Hurricane of all time they’ve be in there.

also mexio beach in florida is still recovering i think from hurricane michael

@⭐️𝔾𝕩𝕝𝕕𝕖𝕟⭐️ "ONE of the most intenese hurricanes"

I think typhoon tip from the 1970s still holds the ultimate record for the strongest lowest pressure ever recorded worldwide. It's pressure made it all the way down to 870Mb. Hurr patricia was 872mb , typhoon nancy was 882mb

Where is Hurricane Iota?

@Glory of Wonder I fixed it. Thanks for the info.

2020 Hurricane Eta 2020 Hurricane Iota

Delta, Eta, Zeta, Iota for 2020 aswell

Plenty is still missing Hurricane Carol (1954) Hurricane Edna (1954) Hurricane Hazel (1954) Hurricane Janet (1955) Hurricane Audrey (1957) Hurricane Donna (1960) Hurricane Carla (1961) Hurricane Hattie (1961) Hurricane Flora (1963) Hurricane Cleo (1964) Hurricane Dora (1964) Hurricane Hilda (1964) Hurricane Betsy (1965) Hurricane Inez (1966) Hurricane Beulah (1967) Hurricane Agnes (1972) Hurricane Anita (1977) Hurricane Frederic (1979) Hurricane Allen (1980) Hurricane Alicia (1983) Hurricane Elena (1985) Hurricane Gloria (1985) Hurricane Joan (1988) Hurricane Bob (1991) Hurricane Iniki (1992) Hurricane Luis (1995) Hurricane Marilyn (1995) Hurricane Opal (1995) Hurricane Roxanne (1995) Hurricane Fran (1996) Hurricane Pauline (1997) Hurricane Georges (1998) Hurricane Floyd (1999) Hurricane Lenny (1999) Tropical Storm Allison (2001) Hurricane Isidore (2002) Hurricane Kenna (2002) Hurricane Lili (2002) Hurricane Isabel (2003) Hurricane Frances (2004) Hurricane Dennis (2005) Hurricane Emily (2005) Hurricane Dean (2007) Hurricane Felix (2007) Hurricane Gustav (2008) Hurricane Irene (2011) Hurricane Ingrid (2013) Hurricane Manuel (2013) Hurricane Odile (2014) Tropical Storm Imelda (2019) Hurricane Sally (2020) Hurricane Eta (2020) Hurricane Iota (2020)

I’m so sorry about your grandma :( I didn’t even know her and i’m so sad. I’m so sorry you and you family had to go through that. I hope you were to go on living a happy life after that. You and your family are very strong

I have a question so like do they just not evacuate or something like why were u guys just on the beach

U were so lucky..a trauma

@@intanbaharuddin2703bro what

Yeah i live in the tri county area(chowan) and edenton bay got flooded aswell

I think it might have because they didn’t have the plane in it at the time it was at its strongest because it malfunctioned

@@carmellolb200 no it was turbulence only last seen in patricia

@@taylormatthews6086 yeah, dvorak scale said eta was at least 190 winds

@@carmellolb200 And dvorak is not always correct. It sometimes overestimate or underestimate storms.

@@aron1332 still I think the nhc was extremely wrong for putting it as 135MPH

Yep

@@yeetpeople1507 Apparently, Irma cannot take anything lower than 185mph, I guess.

Puros del atlantico

And Laura

@@brianheintz9912 Laura only reached high-end Cat 4, it still a strong storm but not enough for be in a part 2

I’m from the Bahamas and the hurricane experience was horrible

I had moved to central east Florida from Michigan in early 04 and when Francis, Ivan. And Jeanne hit within a month. All I kept saying was welcome to Florida. I stayed in Florida for 14 years. Turns out best 14 years of my life. Fay in 08 wasn't a strong Strom. It stop right over my area for 24 hours? If I remember right. No wind damage, all water damage.

Florida dodged a huge bullet there.

Irma was scary. I was stuck in a garage... just hours of the wind threatening to blow the hurricane garage door in

I saw a documentary about Camille. They said it was a young teenager.

Ike was a category 2 hurricane at landfall with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph. Not even a Major Hurricane.

Why 185 and 901??

@@aron1332 because it was too intense

@@ilikecountryballs2212 strength does not correlate with intensity. If you said it was because of deaths, then Typhoon Tip should be only 100 mph/960 mbars despite recon recorded 190/870? Theres *0* evidence for Maria had that intensity

im cringing too hard with these comments bruh

Hugo

I got Hugo at #4 on my list

Katrina was probably one of the most destructive and costliest hurricanes in American history.

@@borinightmare infact it was the costliest in the entire world!

hmhmhmhmmh yep

no..

Same.

It was wasn’t it?

Probaly like Michael Inez and iota

Can I ask you a cyclone question?

Its already done

this video is for hurricanes not typhoon

Typhoon tip millibars is not even accurate. It's around 860-865

@@lol-yz2kd how is it inaccurate by >5mbars?

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well only 5 of them were on there

Bc the whole island was affected by Maria's eyewall?

Likely due to enough time passing to get more statistics and reanalyze previously gathered data.

And Camille’s death count was insanely overestimated, it only killed about 400 (259 in Gulf Coast, 153 in Virginia)

For what I know, most of Maria's deaths occurred during the recover from the storm. And for Mitch, was due to the increase of monsoonal rains over central America due to the storm, that caused widespread flooding.

Category 1?

Number 1

Dorian Was Most Strongest i Ever Seen But Im Living In Philippines I Worry When Dorian Slams The Bahamas

Spoiler: it’s not

@@exefrost8047 In the past decade there have been a little Typhoons that were way stronger then Dorian hit the Philippines, for example, Haiyan But if your talking strongest hurricane It's Patricia in the eastern pacific which had winds of 215mph while Dorian was very powerful having winds of 180mph But the strongest Atlantic Hurricane is Wilma in front Dorian having wind speeds of 195mph I didn't have to tell cause the video tells you

I'll end this whole's man career

@@dumbcat489 no, it's no pamela

What if haiyan formed and slam to atlantic... lol it must be an experience

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I don’t know

lota?

I know they should be

NHC downgraded Irma to 155kts

@@aron1332 no they didn’t

@@aron1332 if you go back into NHC archives it says 160 kts (185)

@@stormteen9944 Look at their *reanalysis* after the 2017 Season

@@stormteen9944 Irma’s estimated peak intensity of 155 kt from 1800 UTC 5 September to 1200 UTC 6 September is based on a blend of multiple SFMR surface wind estimates and flight-level winds observed by the Air Force Reserve and NOAA Hurricane Hunters during that time period. From NHC report on Hurricane Irma

It was just gusts. No evidence for sustained winds above 175 mph

And that's why winds alone don't count.

@@TheSpiritombsableye all im saying is it was an unforgettable once in a lifetime storm. the pressure was even 940mb at landfall

@@rapidcounty, in the last month a non-tropical low off the coast of Alaska dropped to 927 MB breaking that respective record. What's your point?

idk im not gonna lie i’m not very educated on this stuff. but sandy looked organized, it had the winds, and the pressure. Idk what separates a hurricane and a post trop cyclone

What makes a system tropical is they it gets its energy from warm moisture from the waters it goes over. If instead it gets it's strength from baroclynic forces, it is just a storm. To be effected by both, it is subtropical.