@IPTCWCDirector @PROLIFICSHlTTER @ChatterjeeSohum @FlynnJansenWX And Goni has way drier eye, especially during the pinhole peak
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Ron SE
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@PROLIFICSHlTTER @ChatterjeeSohum @FlynnJansenWX ADT and a CDG rule fix from SAB. Goni 2nd peak was the same way, although atleast Goni probably was 170 at some point in its life. Suriage, no sir. That’s a ragged eye. 155 at best, AT BEST
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Idk what the JTWC was smoking but this thing was nowhere near 170 kts and that’s not an unpopular opinion.
台風専門ちゃんねる@STY1330
890hPa、170ktというのは今のドボラック法（衛星解析）で付けられる限界の強度だ
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@JosephStal8920 @foxweather Hello. Please research the distance of Guam to Saipan and Tinian where the eye and the eyewall passed over.
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@foxweather Appears to be tropical storm damage. Media over exaggerates all these storms. Might as well toss the data accumulated over
the past 10 years by all the communist medias. It's ALL FAKE.
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🌀TYPHOON SINLAKU: Video from Guam shows the debris scattering the island after Typhoon Sinlaku ripped through the Northern Mariana Islands on Tuesday. Bent palm trees, choppy waves and rocks and trees littered the ground.
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@deemarwar78 @BackpirchCrew And explain why a barometer in Saipan recorded ~910 mbars when Sinlaku passed over during an EWRC, far away from peak
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@deemarwar78 @BackpirchCrew Find 20+ storms that has better satellite presentation than Sinlaku
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This is truly unbelievable satellite imagery. Super Typhoon Sinlaku’s infrared signature is rivaling some of the strongest cyclones in world history.
Her official intensity is only 920 MBAR, but my goodness you will rarely ever see a storm that looks more terrifying than this.
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@JosephStal8920 @foxweather Do you know how far Guam from Saipan is? Are you even thinking deeply
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@foxweather Doesn't appear to be to powerful. My apps tell me it's an over exaggerated tropical storm and that video supports that it is. Fake news is everywhere.
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🌀SINLAKU LASHES GUAM: Powerful wind gusts from Typhoon Sinlaku blasted Guam Tuesday ahead of landfall in the Northern Mariana Islands. Sinlaku delivered life-threatening wind gusts of 130 mph across Saipan and Tinian, as well as flooding rain.
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@Sausius_wx Possibly making landfall as a 125kts/910-915 mbars storm (based on a land observation of ~922)
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Violent Typhoon Sinlaku is now imminently making landfall propably on Tinian. JMA's latest official estimate was 10 minute sustained winds of 195 km/h (120 mph), JTWC has 230 km/h (145 mph) 1 minute. Further LIFE-THREATENING conditions await Tinian and Saipan on the backside.
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@DylanFedericoWX Land pressure observation now seems to support that the pressure is around 910-915 despite lower than expected winds
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The Northern Mariana Islands are getting pounded by Super Typhoon #Sinlaku.
Saipan just reported a wind gust of 130 MPH! The eye of Sinlaku is going to pass directly over Saipan and Tinian over the next few hours. #tropicalupdate 🌀
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@IPTCWCDirector @FerragamoWx @ATLAreaWx There's also (possibly) Gordon and Angela 1989. Angela is 135kts officially but I do not know what happened with that estimate.
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I don’t know a time off hand where a Category 5 hurricane or typhoon or whatever hits the same area within <8 years.
Michael Ferragamo@FerragamoWx
Super Typhoon #SINLAKU remains a Category 5 monster this afternoon. Unfortunately, it’s clear Saipan (population 43,000) and Tinian (2,000) will receive a direct strike or landfall tonight. Intensive preparations need to have been started yesterday.
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The last two Category 5 storms that have formed in Earth’s Northern Hemisphere.
190 MPH, 892 MBAR Hurricane Melissa.
185 MPH, 890 MBAR Super Typhoon Sinlaku.
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@BackpirchCrew Thankfully Sinlaku is over the deep ocean and will perish there, which causes lesser destruction of life and property.
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Super Typhoon #Sinlaku is approaching the Northern Mariana Islands as a Category 5 with 175 MPH winds. A direct strike to the US Territory of Saipan is expected tomorrow, which has a population of 47,000 US citizens. This is a very serious situation. #TropicalUpdate 🌀
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@IPTCWCDirector @PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx On a side note, I do not know what PAGASA is doing. There were notable low pressures recorded in PH (lower than the current national record of 909 in Nina 87). Meranti has 878, Haiyan has a possible 892, Mike has a pressure supposedly below 900. All were still unverified.
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@Ronse9698 @PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx I’ve also got 180/892. I’ve also heard of the 892 report but never have gotten it verified either
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Anybody know why this is?
Josh Morgerman@iCyclone
@EarthUncutTV One thing: WPAC cyclones typically have colder cloud tops than NATL ones, but that doesn't mean they're necessarily stronger. There've been papers on this. Between these, MELISSA looks stronger—it's more symmetric. If you're gonna bring sacred storms like MELISSA into it...😃
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@JontheGamerBoy @rushtropicalwx @FlattenTabatha @AndyHazelton Hunga Tonga caused warming not cooling. Very low sulfur but extremely high vapor output.
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@rushtropicalwx @FlattenTabatha @AndyHazelton I usually agree with u but this eruption is not large enough. The last eruption to cause global cooling which was in 2022 in Tonga was so large the shockwave traveled across the planet, twice I believe. This is nowhere near enough of an eruption to cause global cooling
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@IPTCWCDirector @PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx I have Haiyan as 180kts/892 mbars. There were reports of 892 in Guiuan some weeks after the typhoon. But I do not know if that was ever verified. Tacloban observation supports 895.
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@Ronse9698 @PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx When did the JMA re analyze 906 for Haiyan. That’s Bull 🐂. I doubt it’s sub 890, but I also doubt 906. This 906? I’m sorry just don’t think so 😂
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@IPTCWCDirector @PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx The same paper that said 175kts. Somehow they got 906 using Guiuan's 912 mbars before it was blown by the winds. It seemed really wrong. Not to mention the error thay they said is +-4 (902-910). They got the winds right but pressure wrong.
journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/…
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@ilovestorms_ @JosephStal8920 @BackpirchCrew The funny thing is that he keeps on posting this model over and over again...
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@JosephStal8920 @BackpirchCrew You’re using a free dogshit weather app and think you know more than meteorologists 💀
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The sun has risen over Super Typhoon Sinlaku, and the imagery is staggering.
Her 896 MBAR eye is a cylindrical chamber of blistering dryness, protected by a terraced eyewall that contains 180+ MPH winds. This is a maniacal sea monster prowling the deepest waters on the planet, and at the moment, she is only getting stronger.
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@JosephStal8920 @DylanFedericoWX Well, I am waiting for you to give an example of a 50 mph storm (recon confirmed) that has the same look as Sinlaku. You keep posting this but can't give any example nor evidence
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@DylanFedericoWX Lucky if it's a tropical storm. These weather people are a disgrace to humanity.
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#Sinlaku remains a catastrophic Category 5 Super Typhoon with 175 MPH winds as it approaches the Mariana Islands today.
Tropical Storm conditions have already reached Guam & Saipan, which recently reported wind gusts of 40-50 MPH. #tropicalupdate 🌀
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@PROLIFICSHlTTER @rushtropicalwx Recent WPAC recon and land observations dispute this. Jangmi for example (150kts, 901 mbars per recon) is almost similar to Katrina. Megi as well (~170-175kts, 893 mbars) and Haiyan (~180kts from 196kts radar, JMA reanalyzed 906 mbars).
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@rushtropicalwx Something else kind of related is that ambient pressures in WPAC are way lower than in the Atlantic. This means that due to steeper pressure gradients, ATL storms usually run stronger than WPAC storms of equal pressure, especially if all else equal.
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@JontheGamerBoy @AlanSevere There are possibly more than 10 storms in WPAC that have <880 pressure. (Officially: Tip, June, Nora, Ida 58, Vanessa, Forrest, Rita 78; And possibly: Irma 71, Ida 45, Meranti 78 and more). As impressive as Sinlaku is, no way it reached the top 10 lowest pressure in WPAC.
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As of the 18Z JTWC they have upper the intensity up to 155 knots and 896 MB. As you can see down from the graphs below there are still no signs of an Eyewall Replacement Cycle happening. So it's probably gonna maintain it's peak intensity for a bit until one does happen.
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