

You can see how much energy halong was able to use to rapidly strengthen...
Conditions still quite favorable for another burst of strengthening...
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xtyphooncyclonex wrote:euro6208 wrote:How i wish halong was like this current state when it impacted Guam...Crazy...
Be careful what you wish for. When I got so excited and had adrenaline rush during typhokn Haiyan, it ended up in a MAJOR DISASTER. It is quite inconsiderate when you wish for a super typhoon to hit your place, think about those who are not weather enthusiasts and fearing of strong storms ( due to Paka or Pongsona).
euro6208 wrote:xtyphooncyclonex wrote:euro6208 wrote:How i wish halong was like this current state when it impacted Guam...Crazy...
Be careful what you wish for. When I got so excited and had adrenaline rush during typhokn Haiyan, it ended up in a MAJOR DISASTER. It is quite inconsiderate when you wish for a super typhoon to hit your place, think about those who are not weather enthusiasts and fearing of strong storms ( due to Paka or Pongsona).
Guam can withstand these kind of storms...Only major concern here is inland flooding especially low lying areas...
euro6208 wrote:xtyphooncyclonex wrote:euro6208 wrote:How i wish halong was like this current state when it impacted Guam...Crazy...
Be careful what you wish for. When I got so excited and had adrenaline rush during typhokn Haiyan, it ended up in a MAJOR DISASTER. It is quite inconsiderate when you wish for a super typhoon to hit your place, think about those who are not weather enthusiasts and fearing of strong storms ( due to Paka or Pongsona).
Guam can withstand these kind of storms...Only major concern here is inland flooding especially low lying areas...Typhoons are like thunderstorms here...
euro6208 wrote:So despite looking at it's best with a warmer eye, very cold cloud tops and increased outflow...The intensity increased by only 5 knots???
No way this is only a minor category 5...If recon were to go in, they would likely find winds of 150 knots and cp of 905...
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supercane wrote::uarrow: Old news. See above advisories posted earlier. If you need to see it graphically, JTWC at 115kt = 130mph, down from 130kt=150mph:
And other agencies coming down too, but more slowly. For example, JMA down to 95kt from 100kt:
And JTWC agreeing with SAB's sharply lower Dvorak classification:
TPPN11 PGTW 040337
A. TYPHOON 11W (HALONG)
B. 04/0232Z
C. 16.8N
D. 130.4E
E. THREE/MTSAT
F. T4.5/5.5/W2.0/24HRS STT: W0.5/03HRS
G. IR/EIR/VIS/MSI
H. REMARKS: 11A/PBO RAGGED EYE/ANMTN. DG EYE SURROUNDED BY MG
YIELDS A DT OF 4.5. PT AGREES; MET WAS 5.0. DBO DT.
I. ADDITIONAL POSITIONS:
03/2156Z 16.4N 131.1E GPMI
LONG
At least it now appears that system may pass east of Amami Oshima, but Kyushu and Shikoku in for a hit.
Equilibrium wrote:Btw ascat is only good upto 65 knots no point posting it.
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