Super Typhoon Hagibis: 81 people dead, with 10 missing and 200 injured. Abe plans to declare Hagibis a 'severe disaster'!!!p14

Hagibis is 890-895mb, sub 900 at the least, 155kts seems right, systems like this makes it so frustrating historically not to have recon...these are the systems that are historic need the real data whether they are threatening land or not. I am happy Lorenzo was looked into this year that far east however.

hoooly sh*t

934 mb when close to landfall

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ALRIGHT, NOW LISTEN UP TEAM...!

I DONT WANT NO WIMPY CAT 2..I WANT A FULL BORE CAT 4 MIN...I LIKE THIS 881MB STUFF..THAT IS THE STUFF OF CHAMPIONS!

I WANT FULL FUKU BLOWN OPEN....EVEN SOME OF THIS WILL REACH ALASKA..WITH ALL THE RADIATION!

I THINK THAT THIS ENORMOUS STORM CAN PUSH..PULL DRAG BRING ITS OWN WARM WATER WITH IT! ! ! ! AND IT GOES ON SHORE WITH AT LEAST A CAT 3 AND STILL CRANKIN!

NOW, GET OUT THERE TEAM AND DHOOM ME UP SOME DAMM DHOOM!

Thread: WOW! Some Perspective of Super Typhoon Hagibis

Last Edited by Agent MIB on 10/09/2019 08:42 PM

But i think he will weaken less than forecasted...

It's going to go nuclear.

As Typhoon No. 19 bears down on Japan, safety is the key concern

THE ASAHI SHIMBUN
"...The Japan Meteorological Agency said that as of noon on Oct. 10, the typhoon was about 440 kilometers southwest of Chichijima island of the Ogasawara chain, moving in a northerly direction at 20 kph.
Winds at the center of the storm, which is losing little strength, were as high as 198 kph, with gusts reaching 270 kph.
The area within a 240-km radius of the typhoon's center had strong winds of about 90 kph....
The JMA said that areas in the Tokai region could get as much as 200-300 millimeters of rain, with levels possibly reaching 100-150 mm in Shikoku, over the 24-hour period until 6 a.m. on Oct. 12." From:

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This storm is likely to produce a nulclear winter of catastrophic proportions, half the earth will have to be evacuated - dooooooommmmm

Super Typhoon Hagibis has begun its anticipated weakening trend, but it was still a formidable Category 4 storm with 150 mph winds at 11 am EDT Thursday, about 48 hours before its expected landfall in Japan.

Strong typhoons do not typically threaten central Japan as late as mid-October, but forecast models are in close agreement on a classic recurving path that will bring the typhoon close to the Tokyo Bay region of Japan's Honshu Island, with landfall occurring near 12Z (8 am EDT Saturday). Though Hagibis is expected to make landfall, only a slight shift to the right could result in the typhoon’s eye passing just offshore, sparing Japan the worst storm surge and wind impacts.

Satellite images on Thursday afternoon showed a steady reduction in the intensity and areal coverage of Hagibis’ heavy thunderstorm activity, though the typhoon still featured a prominent 23-mile diameter eye. Dry air was beginning to wrap into the circulation, resulting in a fragmentation of Hagibis’ formerly complete eyewall. Outer bands from the big typhoon were already spreading rain showers to the Tokyo area, as seen on Japanese radar.
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Japan Meteorological Agency
Tropical Cyclone Advisory #47 - 3:00 AM JST October 11 2019
TYPHOON HAGIBIS (T1919)
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370 km West of Chichi-jima (Ogasawara subprefecture)

At 18:00 PM UTC, Typhoon Hagibis (925 hPa) located at 26.3N 138.6E has 10 minute sustained winds of 95 knots with gusts of 135 knots. The cyclone is reported as moving north northwest at 11 knots.

Storm Force Winds
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200 nm from the center in eastern quadrant
150 nm from the center in western quadrant

Gale Force Winds
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400 nm from the center in eastern quadrant
350 nm from the center in western quadrant

Dvorak Intensity: T5.5-

Forecast and Intensity
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24 HRS: 30.5N 136.8E - 90 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) 350 km south southeast of Shionomisaki (Wakayama Prefecture)
48 HRS: 36.8N 140.1E - 60 knots (CAT 2/Severe Tropical Storm) Over land near Nasushiobara (Tochigi Prefecture)
72 HRS: 45.5N 158.7E - Extratropical Low in sea east of Kuril