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Size comparison of tropical cyclones
(8) | 11/09/2017 | Translate: The channel Reigarw Comparisons compare the size of various known tropical cyclones (hurricanes and tornadoes).
The video begins with tropical storm Marco, the smallest recorded tropical cyclone (category 1). 2008 hit the coast of Mexico with winds of 100 km / h and 37 km diameter.
When we see the size of hurricanes Irma, Katrina or Sandy, realising the huge size. The largest tropical cyclone recorded is Hurricane Tip 1979, with 2.000 kilometers in diameter!
In the eye of Hurricane Michael In the city Panama City in Florida, a young captures the eye of Hurricane Michael. Hurricane Michael (category 4) hit Florida with winds of more than 190km / h. The eye of a cyclone at the center of cyclonic circulation. It is a quiet area not affected by the hurricane, surrounded by clouds.- Lightning striking in Britain Telford On May 27, 2018, a huge storm above the town of Britain Telford lasted over 4 hours with large consecutive lightning.
- The differences in the categories of hurricanes (1-5) If you do not know the difference between a hurricane category 1 and category 5, the meteorologist Mark Elliot from the American Weather Channel your Channel explains with a nice digital video.
- Weatherman vs. Typhoon Irma Sunday 10 September 2017 in Florida, the Weatherman Juston Drake got out of his car to measure the speed of Typhoon Irma. With the help of a device and a mask on his head, the man encountered violent winds to measure their speed. As can be seen in the video, the man finds it difficult to withstand the force of the gusts that were moving at a speed exceeding 190 km / h.
- The spectacular vertical takeoff of a MIG-29 A MIG-29 of the Polish air force, off and then "jumps" vertically like a rocket with an enormous speed. The Russian MIG-29 can reach 2.25 Mach and has a top speed of approximately 2,400 kilometers per hour, making it one of the fastest aircraft.
- The gigantic flood control tunnel in Japan A huge underground reservoir protects Tokyo in case of flooding from hurricanes and storms. The gigantic construction features four turbines that are emptying the water into a nearby river.
- People take off into the air along with the canopy of a restaurant On June 11, 2023, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province, China was hit by a powerful storm that caused chaos and destruction throughout the region.. A restaurant in the area was particularly affected, with its outdoor canopy being lifted into the air by the strong winds. During the incident, the employees were trying to keep it on the ground with their weight, but some of them rose into the air with the canopy, before falling back to the ground. One of them rose several meters into the air and then landed on the roof of the restaurant. Nobody was seriously injured.
- Exuberant cocktail A bartender in Mexico prepares a huge Cantaritos cocktail.
- A dog on the runway of an airport Sunday, May 1, 2022 at Guadalajara International Airport in Mexico, a dog escaped down the aisle and the luggage handlers had to chase him for a long time before they could catch him.
- Devastating wind in Finland During a storm in Finland, strong wind flattens a series of trees in a few seconds.
- The wind protects a car During a storm in Punta Gorda, Florida, a gust of wind sends a trampoline just above a parked car.
- Dozens of trees fall from the strong wind On Monday, August 2, 2021 near Polotsk, Belarus, Tourists were circulating during a storm when trees began to fall on the road. The driver stopped immediately to park on the side, and then dozens of trees began to fall one after the other in a matter of seconds. Fortunately, No one was injured.
- Storm in front of a factory door A violent storm with strong winds near the huge doors of a factory in Alabama.
- A huge wave hits the deck of the ship During a major storm in the Baltic Sea, A huge wave hit and destroyed the captain's bridge on a Russian oil tanker. Fortunately, the ship was able to continue its course safely.
- Revolving door during a hurricane During a hurricane in China, the revolving door of a building began to rotate uncontrollably due to the wind, and one of the glass panels broke.