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After threats Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines,Tacloban City on (9.11.2013)

Written By Unknown on Sunday 10 November 2013 | 13:25:00

After the Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) swept at Tacloban City on November 11, 2013 at the picture.Some of the 2,360 people believed killed in a Philippine city namely Tacloban City by a violent Typhoon Haiyan blow away houses and buildings with the very strong winds and giant waves on November 11 2013. As the scale of the devastation became clear on Sunday from one of the worst storms ever recorded, officials projections the death toll could rise even higher when emergency crews reached the island cut off by floods and landslides. Among the missing are four Canadian from Montreal who was in the country to help build a church. Filipino-Canadians have been raising funds for the church and was in a town called Bungtod located in one of the areas worst hit by Super Typhoon Haiyan with 145mph speed equivalent to 235 km/ h in this country. Super Typhoon Haiyan stronger than hurricanes Katrina on 2004.The packing winds 3.5 times as strong as Hurricane Katrina, pushed in the wall of water 15 feet high and wash away towns in many islands.Moreover, in a country called philippines frequently hit by earthquakes, volcanic explosions and tropical storms, Typhoon Haiyan looked devastating natural disasters to a world record. Intensity is one of the three ingredients that can turn natural disasters into disasters.


Effects of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) in the All Area Philippines

1.Calabarzon, —Dead= 3—Injured=4—Missing=0
2.Mimaropa, —Dead=19—Injured=61—Missing=6
3.Bicol Region, —Dead=6—Injured=21—Missing=0
4.Western Visayas, —Dead=250—Injured=464—Missing=22
5.Central Visayas, —Dead=74—Injued=348—Missing=5
6.Eastern Visayas, —Dead=5,715—Injured=26,766—Missing=1,726
7.Zamboanga Peninsula,—Dead=1—Injured=1—Missing=0
8.Caraga, —Dead=1—Injured=0—Missing=0
Total, —Dead=6,069—Injured=27,665—Missing=1,779

Satellite Imagery Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda)

 Source of picture:WRNOB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Track storm and Satellite Imagery

source of picture:WRNOB
Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) Imagery




 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Animated Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda)




























Source Of Pictures:Pagasa

 

Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) animated


 

source of Pictures:Noaa









Typhoon Haiyan related to climate change

Both political leaders and climate center has been connecting typhoon to climate change. The climate was consequently published analysis correlating the intensity of storms and increase the speed of the storm as far as the development of global warming . But the collective response still see these events as acts of all the universe, nurturing silence on their possible links to climate change. Therefore, installation of scientific evidence suggests they also serve human relationships. That is, the increasing convergence carbon in the atmosphere is associated with more extreme weather. When the increase in income, good communication, and technology as well, people's ability to endure natural disasters has Improved and face the natural disasters are more challenging. At the same time, the growing population is also increasingly finding in harm's way and become very susceptible to risk. And most of all, increasing the frequency of extreme danger. twice that of a jet aircraft taking off, a Super Typhoon Haiyan considered strong tropical storm in recorded history. The second factor is the exposure of people to danger, as demonstrated by the disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations during heatwaves are dangerous Europe. The main reason is the fear that climate action will slow down economic growth. Many people still view the investment climate as a cost to growth and not yet realize that a lack of action is what will stall do growth. Even when they detect a link, the effect of the delay appears to be occurring only in the distant future or affect many others. But imagine if it was understood that no action will actually worsen climate growth prospects for other countries. The response to this increasing frequency of extreme danger would surely be soon.Super Typhoon Haiyan stronger than hurricanes Katrina on 2004.The packing winds 3.5 times as strong as Hurricane Katrina, pushed in the wall of water 15 feet high and wash away towns in many islands.

 



After the Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) swept at Tacloban City on November 11, 2013










































































VIDEO SUPER TYPHOON HIT TACLOBAN CITY,PHILIPPINES





Satellite Imagery Super Typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) hit Tacloban city,philippines on (7.11.2013)

Written By Unknown on Friday 8 November 2013 | 01:43:00

Satellite Imagery super typhoon Haiyan(Yolanda) hit Tacloban city,philippines# Now the bigger storm Haiyan and more approaching the East Coast sea sabah.The typhoon Most strongest in the world this year to record a 145mph wind speed equal to 230 km / h.The typhoon very serious danger.

›Storm status:Super Typhoon Haiyan Category5 Super Typhoon
›Location: 10.2°N 129.1°E About 123 nmi (228 km; 142 mi) NW of Koror, Palau 

›Winds: 125 knots (230 km/h; 145 mph) sustained (10-min mean) 165 knots (305 km/h; 190 mph) sustained (1-min mean) gusting to 175 knots (325 km/h; 200 mph) 
›Pressure: 895 hPa (26.43 inHg)
›Movement: WNW at 21 kn (39 km/h; 24 mph)

Satellite Imagery Tropical Depression(Wilma) and Tropical Storm (Haiyan) On (5.11.2013)

Written By Unknown on Wednesday 6 November 2013 | 01:17:00

Satellite Imagery TD(Wilma) and TS(Haiyan)One system at Sulu sea and one system at West pacific this day.
 

›The Tropical Depression 30W will upgrade Tropical Storm and landfall at Palawan,Vietnam and Thailand.(5.11.2013)
›Tropical Storm Haiyan will upgrade Typhoon Category1 this day.The typhoon will landfall Mindanao,palawan and Phlipines this week.(5.11.2013)

Typhoon Francisco(Urduja) On (17.10.2013)

Written By Unknown on Thursday 17 October 2013 | 23:55:00

Track storm of Super Typhoon Francisco
Storm Status:Typhoon Francisco Category2
Location: 12.5°N 143.1°E About 147 nmi (272 km; 169 mi) SW of Andersen Air Force Base, Guam
Winds: 70 knots (130 km/h; 80 mph) sustained (10-min mean) 85 knots (155 km/h; 100 mph) sustained (1-min mean) gusting to 100 knots (185 km/h; 115 mph) Pressure: 970 hPa (28.64 inHg)
Movement: N slowly

#Typhoon Francisco formed near Guam this day.I think the typhoon will upgrade Super typhoon this Saturday→19.10.2013.

Super Typhoon Usagi(Odette) on (21.9.2013)

Written By Unknown on Saturday 21 September 2013 | 20:55:00

Satellite Imagery Super Typhoon Usagi(Odette)
★Storm Status:Super Typhoon Usagi(Odette) category5 super typhoon
→Location: 20.0°N 124.0°E About 359 nmi (665 km; 413 mi) SSE of Taipei, Taiwan →Winds: 110 knots (205 km/h; 125 mph) sustained (10-min mean)
→Pressure: 910 hPa (26.87 inHg)
→Movement: WNW at 9 knots (17 km/h; 10 mph)

*Super Typhoon Usagi is Category 5 storms that is threatening the northern Philippines and 

southern Taiwan on a track toward Hong Kong.





Typhoon Utor(Labuyo) on (18.8.2013)

Written By Unknown on Sunday 18 August 2013 | 21:21:00





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Tropical Storm Shanshan (Crising) very near Pitas and kudat this year on (20.2.2103)

Written By Unknown on Saturday 23 February 2013 | 23:09:00

Tropical Storm Shanshan (Crising)



Duration:Feb 18 > Feb 23

Maximum Speed Wind: 65 km/h (40 mph) (10-min) 1002 mbar (hpa)

Pressure:1002 hPa (29.59 inHg)

Severe Tropical Storm Sonamu (Auring) very near kudat and pitas on

Written By Unknown on Thursday 10 January 2013 | 23:00:00

Severe Tropical Storm Sonamu(Auring) 01.01.2013


Duration:Jan 1 > Jan 10

Maximum speed Wind:95 km/h (60mph)(10min) 990 mbar(Hpa)

Pressure:990 hpa (29:23 in HG)


History Tropical Storm Greg hit Sabah on December 25, 1996

Written By Unknown on Saturday 28 December 1996 | 00:21:00

Tropical Storm Greg Hit Borneo on years 1996

Satellite image of Tropical Storm Greg near the state on December 25(Cristmas Day), 1996

Formed:  December 24 , 1996
Subsided: December 27, 1996

The maximum speed wind: 85 km / h (50 mph)
(Average 1 minute)
Lowest pressure: 991 hPa (mbar)

Deaths: 238 (102 lost)
Damage: $ 280 million (1996 USD value)
Areas affected: Nearly the whole of Sabah



Historical storm 
A tropical disturbance formed in the south china sea on the evening of December 20, in the middle of Vietnam near the sea in the northwest of Sabah. On December 23, the weather disturbance continues to grow with the ongoing process of convection. Tropical disturbance was reported by 'JWTC' (Joint Typhoon Warning Center) in Tropical Weather Important Advice on December 21 at 2.00 pm Malaysian time.

 
    On December 24 at 12.00 pm, "JTWC '(JointTyphoon Warning Center) issued a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert when satellite images indicate visible and microwave convection order unity in this system. This weather system is given status as a tropical depression by 'JTWC' (JointTyphoon Warning Center) on December 24 at 2.00 pm. Malaysian Meteorological Department on 25th December at 1.00 am issued a warning of heavy rain and strong winds are expected to affect the western Sabah and Labuan for 24 hours. 

     

     At 8.00 am, a tropical depression reaches tropical storm status, as the reaction northwest monsoon wind speed increase. At this time Greg highest wind speed recorded of 45 knots (51.78mph-83.34 km / h) and the speed is maintained until the tropical storm makes landfall in Sabah for the first time. Early morning december 26 between the hours of 3:00 to 4:00 am, the storm really hit the entire area of ​​Kudat before the storm Sandakan.



     After that, the storm entered the Sulu Sea, and the agency began to lowering status   ‘JTWC’(JointTyphoon Warning Center)  storm became a tropical depression at 6:05 coordinate ° N 118.80 ° E on December 26, at 2:00 pm.Winds of 40 knots (75 km / h) were recorded. Wind speed of a tropical depression is getting weaker when entering the waters of the Sulu Sea and the Celebes Sea to enter the area.


This unusual phenomenon
Tropical cyclone is very-very rarely hit Malaysia. Any system of tropical cyclones in the South China Sea will generally move in the Indochina region. In addition, the movement of this storm from 8 ° N 110 ° E to 3 ° N 126 ° E which persists unbelievable.  This has to do with climate change. Storms will come much more powerful than the 20th century attack on terrestrial.


Track Storm Greg 1996

 





















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Video Tropical Storm Greg

 










 
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