Hurricane
【DEFINITION】
・The maximum wind speed is a thing of 30
meters/second or more.
・The thing in the Atlantic Ocean, the
northeast Pacific Ocean, and a southeast peace on the ocean.
・What occurred in the eastern part Pacific
Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea.
・It is called a "hurricane
season" for six months from June 1 to November 30, and it occurs partly
every year. Almost all hurricane will develop in three months late in October
from the beginning of August.
Hurricane
is divided into five steps of categories by the strength of the wind. Incidentally,
"Katrina" which occurred at the end of August, 2005 recorded the
"category 5".
Classification
|
Wind speed(knot)
|
Wind speed(mph)
|
Wind speed(m/s)
|
Category 1
|
64-82
|
74-95
|
33-42
|
Category 2
|
83-95
|
96-110
|
43-49
|
Category 3
|
96-113
|
111-130
|
50-58
|
Category 4
|
114-135
|
131-155
|
59-69
|
Category 5
|
>135
|
>155
|
>70
|
【Record hurricane】
great Hurricane(1780)
|
Iniki(1992)
|
Rita(2005)
|
Galveston 1900(1900)
|
Mitch(1998)
|
Wilma(2005)
|
Camile(1969)
|
Floyd(1999)
|
Dean(2007)
|
Allen(1980)
|
Isabel(2003)
|
Felix(2007)
|
Gilbert(1988)
|
Ivan(2004)
|
Gustav(2008)
|
Hugo(1989)
|
Jeanne(2004)
|
Ike(2008)
|
Andrew(1992)
|
Katrina(2005)
|
Sandy(2012)
|
【Ten strongest hurricane higher ranks in an
observation in history】
※The intenseness of hurricane here is
based only on the central pressure.
~The minimum central pressure~
Ranking
|
Hurricane
|
Year
|
Pressure
(mb/hPa)
|
Ranking
|
Hurricane
|
Year
|
Pressure
(mb/hPa)
|
1
|
Wilma
|
2005
|
882
|
6
|
Katrina
|
2005
|
902
|
2
|
Gilbert
|
1988
|
888
|
7
|
Camille
|
1969
|
905
|
3
|
Labor Day
|
1935
|
892
|
7
|
Mitch
|
1998
|
905
|
4
|
Rita
|
2005
|
895
|
9
|
Dean
|
2007
|
906
|
5
|
Allen
|
1980
|
899
|
10
|
Ivan
|
2004
|
910
|
~The central pressure at the time of
American landing~
Ranking
|
Hurricane
|
Year
|
Pressure
(mb/hPa)
|
Ranking
|
Hurricane
|
Year
|
Pressure
(mb/hPa)
|
1
|
Labor Day
|
1935
|
892
|
6
|
Florida Keys
|
1919
|
927
|
2
|
Camile
|
1969
|
909
|
7
|
Okeechobee
|
1928
|
929
|
3
|
Katrina
|
2005
|
920
|
8
|
Donna
|
1960
|
930
|
4
|
Andrew
|
1992
|
922
|
9
|
Louisiana
|
1915
|
931
|
5
|
Indianola
|
1886
|
925
|
9
|
Carla
|
1961
|
931
|
How
much is the size of those damage? Death toll is 1836 and number missing is 705
when Katrina occurred. Moreover, the new damage in which susceptibility
gastroenteritis broke out on a massive scale at a refuge place occurred. Otherwise,
the jump in an oil price, the influence on a corn market, and the influence on
entering school were large.
Typhoon
【DEFINITION】
・The maximum wind speed is a thing of 17
meters/second or more
・The thing on the west North Pacific from
180 degrees east
So, if
hurricane goes into the Japan side from 180 degrees east, it will be called a
typhoon.
The
typhoon has the property for a wind high up in the sky to pass, and to move,
and to go to north under the influence of rotation of the earth. Therefore, at
the low latitude which the east wind is usually blowing, a typhoon goes north gradually,
passing to the west. And if it comes to high latitude while the strong west
wind (westerlies) is blowing high up in the sky, a typhoon will go to northeast
at a quick speed. A typhoon progresses using the energy which the heat emitted
when the vapor supplied from the warm sea surface condenses and it becomes a
cloud droplet. However, when moving, energy is continuously lost by a sea
surface or friction with the ground, and if supply of energy is lost, it will
disappear in two or three days. Moreover, if it approaches near Japan, the cold
will come to flow in high up in the sky, the original property of a typhoon is
lost gradually, and it changes to an "extratropical cyclone." Or
supply of thermal energy decreases, and it declines and may change to a
"tropical cyclone." The typhoon which landed declines quickly because
supply of vapor is severed and also energy is lost by friction of land.
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