2005 was basically the solid definition of "terrible" regarding an Atlantic hurricane season; pretty much every atmospheric and oceanic condition allowed it to spit out so many nasty storms (and storms in general). However, it is only a matter of time before we get a season that rivals 2005 or (hopefully not) is even worse.
2020 may do it. Earliest E named storm on July 5 formed. Earliest F and G named storm is also possible. Wind shear is starting to lower with little Saharan dust.
Was looking for this sort of comment. It's late August and Tropical Storm Laura is a ragged, disorganized mess next to Puerto Rico. TD14 looks like an old cold front. Most of the storms this year barely registered as storms. One of them was literally named, and became extra-tropical by the time I went to lunch. 2005 wasn't just infamous for the quantity of storms. It was that it kept producing monsters, and storms that didn't behave "normally."
Hewhiz Well, It costed about 4 billion dollars of damage total from its impacts in the Greater Antilles, and the Tri-state region in the United States.
I went through Irene and it was a nightmare. We had to evacuate to a shelter and it was very uncomfortable at that place. We got flooding and power outages along with damage to trees and power lines. Could it have been worse? Absolutely. Irene could have hit us as a Category 4 or 5 hurricane, causing catastrophic flooding and widespread damage. But, as is, she has caused enough problems and headaches.
@Trainking922 Landfall on the Canary Islands resulted in the 19 deaths. 18 died when a boat sank, and a person died when he was blown from a ladder while attempting to fix his roof during the storm. The $364 million in damage was also from the Canary Islands.
Wilma had a pressure of 882 mb and a eye of around 2 miles wide which shows how powerful it was!! 2005 was the worst hurricane season and broke many records.
I hate how people don't remember it though. All they do is say ," Oh yEaH kAtRiNa wAs ThE wOrSt" Also people forgot Michael, Stan, Irene, Nate, and others
Alpha 2005 :oh my goodness im so excited today is going to be so much fun Wilma: *eats Alpha* Alpha 2020:oh hell no im out of here *makes landfall in portugal*
0:55 this reminds me when the Hurricane Emily destroyed lots of cities. Including Campeche (19th July 2005). I survived THAT hurricane!. What will happen if return?.
Thats because the list cycles yearly (6 years). After 2005 the same list was used in 2011 and then 6 years later it was used again in 2017, so you wont see another arlene until 2023
I Realised that. Proberly the MET OFFICE or the Guys naming the storms forgot to name the specific tropical cyclone at 4:39. but they also don't name STDs that often
That storm was missed operationally, and was only discovered in post-season analysis. Thus, it remained unnamed. Although, I'm not sure why this video refers to it as "None" instead of just "unnamed".
@@unitgamex2972 They started naming Subtropical storms in 2002, the storm was missed during the main season and was discovered during the Routine NHC post analysis.
I no longer have access to this account (or another one I also posted videos to, Mesocyclonic). Now that my kids have grown older and I have pandemic free time, I've been uploading videos as "Doug's Hurricane Shack"
Not a stupid question. There were so many storms in this season that they ran out of regular names and started using the back up system of naming, the Greek alphabet.
List 3 used to be pathetic. It didn’t have a retired name in the first 3 seasons List 3 was used, but then 1999 (Floyd, Lenny), 2005 (Dennis, Katrina, Rita, Stan, Wilma), 2011 (Irene), and 2017 (Harvey, Irma, Maria, Nate) happened.
It's interesting how each part of the music seemed to suit the storm shown at the time, like Lee pretty much separating and the music sounding like a spectacular magic trick took place lol
though weaker, ike was much bigger than rita, which is why it had a more devastating impact, just as subtropical storms allison and lee had big impact compared to smaller tropical storms and even hurricanes
Probably it will surpass 2005. Most named storms in November wouldn't surprise me at all. It needs 4 or more to happen and there is a good chance that it will happen.
There's one more record not mentioned here. 2005 is also the only season (that I'm aware of) where tropical activity lingered into the next year...ending in January of 2006.
2005: Worst beach season to swim in since these hurricanes kept coming and coming near most of the east coast and gulf coast 2004: Worst year for Florida 2018: Lots of long lived storms 2020: Worst year for beach season too 2008: Worst year for the Gulf coast
I like how the music gets all tense and dramatic near the end of the season. Really fits it.
Yeah and Passage by Ugonna Onyekwe can fit too
Ophelia in 2005: I'LL BE STRONGER NEXT TIME
Ophelia in 2017: PREPARE YOURSELF IRELAND
LOL
Ophelia 2011: BEWARE CANADA!!!
p r e p a r e y o u r a n u s
Yaah lets just ignore the strongest Ophelia, 2011
Its rare
Everyone forgets about Stan. It killed almost as many people as Katrina and wiped towns off the map
Tommy Gourman The People threw Stan under the bus.
And Emily, and Rita. Especially Emily.
Seriously why is Emily still a name
But my parents where lucky they were in the tropical storm part on there honeymoon in Mexico
And Maria kills more tha Stan and Katrina
2:48
Katrina: Omae wa mou... shindeiru
New Orleans: NANI?!
OOF
2005:i’m the most active hurricane season ever!
2020:Hold my storms
2005: we reached Zeta
2020 Eta and Theta: evil laughter
3:49 Ophelia is like, “I WILL NOT DIE!”
O-O phelia
Harvey 2005: I’m nothing
Harvey 2017: BYE TEXAS
5:10 Gets yeeted out of the Caribbean by the jet stream
2005 was basically the solid definition of "terrible" regarding an Atlantic hurricane season; pretty much every atmospheric and oceanic condition allowed it to spit out so many nasty storms (and storms in general). However, it is only a matter of time before we get a season that rivals 2005 or (hopefully not) is even worse.
2020 may do it. Earliest E named storm on July 5 formed. Earliest F and G named storm is also possible. Wind shear is starting to lower with little Saharan dust.
@@michaelguerrero3684 yep. Some people think that we could get up to 30 storms
That's what I am thinking at it's max.
@@unitgamex2972 already have F named storm few days ago.
@@unitgamex2972 wouldn't be surprised about more named storms in July.
Notice
Hurricane Harvey, Jose, and Maria all came back after 12 years
Brenton Taylor Harvey, and Maria will be retired...maybe Jose because of how close it came to hit the already affected islands.
Names are reused every 6 years
Norway Tracking it's a joke m8 just go with it.
Norway Tracking they didn’t get retired til 2017
And also emily
2005
Texas: Hah! Harvey ur weak XD
Harvey: I will get my revenge...eventually...
2017
Harvey: Hello there
Texas: General Kenobi
How about Harvey in 2011?
lol
2005 : chilling with 28 storms
2020 : let me have a try
I have a bad feeling that 2020 will surpass 2005. 80% sure it will happen.
Was looking for this sort of comment. It's late August and Tropical Storm Laura is a ragged, disorganized mess next to Puerto Rico. TD14 looks like an old cold front. Most of the storms this year barely registered as storms. One of them was literally named, and became extra-tropical by the time I went to lunch.
2005 wasn't just infamous for the quantity of storms. It was that it kept producing monsters, and storms that didn't behave "normally."
@h u r r i c a n e s Isaias and Laura so far would be retired named storm for 2020.
Michael Guerrero, nah Isaias won’t get retired.
Hewhiz Well, It costed about 4 billion dollars of damage total from its impacts in the Greater Antilles, and the Tri-state region in the United States.
5:11 Wilma: I’m here and I will destroy you.
Florida: sad anyone want a beer
Lmfao as we watch alphas track Wilma ate it 😂😂😂
XDDDDDDDDD
Alpha: forms
Wilma: sees alpha *nom nom*
danteee.2k
Alpha : oh god please no
Wilma : I see no other god in this basin but me whoops just ate something
Alpha : *censored language*
Harvey (2005): I give up...
Harvey (2017): Hahahahahaha Destruction Time
Vince:I formed more north than any other Atlantic storm
Alpha(2020):I’m about to end this whole mans career
2020 is now most active in history. I called it since May.
Yeah, and the fact it survived in early January is truly amazing. The whole season was fascinating, despite Katrina and Rita.
And stan.
And Emily, Dennis, Wilma
We should be in another season like this in about 2-5 years from 2017
I would love that
It's 2020 and you're kind of right
The man predicted the 2020 season
Yup
Oh for fucks sake you jinxed us all
Also there an error 13th was by 11th (NOT 1th)
I went through Irene and it was a nightmare. We had to evacuate to a shelter and it was very uncomfortable at that place. We got flooding and power outages along with damage to trees and power lines. Could it have been worse? Absolutely. Irene could have hit us as a Category 4 or 5 hurricane, causing catastrophic flooding and widespread damage. But, as is, she has caused enough problems and headaches.
You're talking about 2011 Irene
I'm pretty sure it was a cat 2-3
Guys, the account owner of these videos is not dead, he simply can't access these channels, (Other one being mesocyclonic.)
@Trainking922 Landfall on the Canary Islands resulted in the 19 deaths. 18 died when a boat sank, and a person died when he was blown from a ladder while attempting to fix his roof during the storm.
The $364 million in damage was also from the Canary Islands.
What is the song title
1:19 "July 21th"
11st
23th
8nd
16rd
4nd
As well as the epic music playing during Gamma's epic battle against wind shear, which it may have lost due to upwelling working with the shear
Harvey is still lingering over Texas...
We got Imelda now
Oh yeah I forgot about Harvey
We also got beta
@@Ender_Warden now Delta
(Kind of hit Texas)
Wilma had a pressure of 882 mb and a eye of around 2 miles wide which shows how powerful it was!! 2005 was the worst hurricane season and broke many records.
I hate how people don't remember it though. All they do is say ," Oh yEaH kAtRiNa wAs ThE wOrSt"
Also people forgot Michael, Stan, Irene, Nate, and others
@@unitgamex2972 Micheal wasnt in this season?????
@@BabspzhzpKLal duh
2005: I'm very active
2020: cute
Alpha 2005 :oh my goodness im so excited today is going to be so much fun
Wilma: *eats Alpha*
Alpha 2020:oh hell no im out of here *makes landfall in portugal*
Atlantic Hurricanes there is a spelling mistake at 7:40. It should say "Of those 26 weeks in 2005, only two HAD (not hand) no tropical activity."
also at 8:01 there is an error. it should say 11th not 1th
+WNY SEVERE WEATHER yeah
5:20 R.I.P.
Not anymore. 2020 is now the new record setter.
CLIMATE CHANGE CLOWNS: Global warming is why we had so many hurricanes as strong as these in 2005.
1933 HURRICANE SEASON: Hold my beer.
0:55 this reminds me when the Hurricane Emily destroyed lots of cities. Including Campeche (19th July 2005). I survived THAT hurricane!.
What will happen if return?.
Kumon de Graaf then it will be retired for good
This year (2005) is now the second most active in NS. 2020 has 30 so far.
It’s me manly gimme hug
@@theyes647 🤗 Come here!
Well you never know it might keep it record for 1 year
What website did you use for satellite
Look up “NRL Monterey Tropical Cyclones” and it’ll come up
Are you going to do one of these for 2010? Hope so! I've been tracking these things for 4 years now!
brian hes dead and im assuming you are too
@@imr991 he is not dead, the original poster stated that he is alive and he still loves hurricanes, he just can't access the accounts.
@@imr991 hes not dead he cant access this acc (mesocyclonic included) he now uploads on a channel named "Doug's Hurricane Shack"
What song is being played in this video. I’ve been trying to Shazam it and it isn’t working.
Maria of 2005: Meh.. I give up...
Maria of 2017: hahahahaha
It’s been a really long time since I last watched anything with a tropical cyclone in it
Irene was nice to us in 2005. But, six years later, she made a devastating impact to the United States.
@ Trainking92
I didn't know that these storms formed until I looked at the Internet in '08 on my iPod touch.
From what I've seen, did Harvey do a comeback?
Edit: Also Jose and other storms that have been named two years?
Thats because the list cycles yearly (6 years). After 2005 the same list was used in 2011 and then 6 years later it was used again in 2017, so you wont see another arlene until 2023
Also before 2005 the list was used in 1999, 1993, 1988 and so on
Irene 2005: I will be back!!!
Irene 2011: Hello New York! Time to die
And like clockwork, history prepares to repeat itself again
Wilma:iam gonna eat you
Alpha:ahhhhhh
Alpha:ugh
2020 is now tied with 2005 with 31 total depressions. Meaning, this video is technically not outdated. Woot!
A alguien le recomendó esto UA-cam en 2020?
Did someone recommend this to UA-cam in 2020?
Another one of these comments
Yo lo busqué we
The fact that this video was made in 2009 is crazy
4:39 XD
yeah wtf lol
I Realised that. Proberly the MET OFFICE or the Guys naming the storms forgot to name the specific tropical cyclone at 4:39. but they also don't name STDs that often
That storm was missed operationally, and was only discovered in post-season analysis. Thus, it remained unnamed. Although, I'm not sure why this video refers to it as "None" instead of just "unnamed".
@@supertornadogun1690 it's because it was a subtropical storm in at the time they didn't name those. Still weird and funny though
@@unitgamex2972 They started naming Subtropical storms in 2002, the storm was missed during the main season and was discovered during the Routine NHC post analysis.
What is the song.
NVM, Found It
What is it?
Ryan R. Red Omen - Hymn of Valor
There's no video on UA-cam on this song at all!
It's a very obscure song. Search for it on google.
@MW2fan452 I plan to make one eventually for all the years back to 1998.
What is the music
Ocarina of Time- Deku Tree Theme
Wait what music is this?
5:19 Poor Alpha was eaten by Wilma
Greek alphabet wow almost like 4-27-11 tornado outbreak damn
0:42 Dennis
2:40 Katrina
4:08 Rita
4:27 Stan
4:59 Wilma
i love the music
2020 is now the most active year on record
I no longer have access to this account (or another one I also posted videos to, Mesocyclonic). Now that my kids have grown older and I have pandemic free time, I've been uploading videos as "Doug's Hurricane Shack"
Here after 2020?
Might be a stupid question but why did they name storms after the Greek alphabet?
Not a stupid question. There were so many storms in this season that they ran out of regular names and started using the back up system of naming, the Greek alphabet.
yup
Of course,Irene hit New York as a category 1 hurricane at night and tropical storm in the morning.
Why do I feel like the recent seasons that contain these names (even though some are retired) are always the most _violent?_
The name list in this vid apparently is cursed
List 3 used to be pathetic. It didn’t have a retired name in the first 3 seasons List 3 was used, but then 1999 (Floyd, Lenny), 2005 (Dennis, Katrina, Rita, Stan, Wilma), 2011 (Irene), and 2017 (Harvey, Irma, Maria, Nate) happened.
2023 had none, first time on list 3 since 1993
It's interesting how each part of the music seemed to suit the storm shown at the time, like Lee pretty much separating and the music sounding like a spectacular magic trick took place lol
You probably wont respond to this, but I agree.
@@SoldiesBC I have indeed responded haha
Harvey made a cat 4 9 months ago
@Dac719 although 1954 wasnt as active
though weaker, ike was much bigger than rita, which is why it had a more devastating impact, just as subtropical storms allison and lee had big impact compared to smaller tropical storms and even hurricanes
It overshadowed Rita 2005 I believe!
July twenty firth?
0:57
1:18
I have a ?, On Delta, there were 19 deaths and $364,000,000 in damages??? Where did it make landfall to do that?
Trainking922 it made landfall in the canary islands
The storms to affect Georgia in 2005 were Cindy, Dennis, Ophelia, and Tammy
Alpha: finally its my tur-
Wilma: *noms alpha*
Alpha: BRUHHHH
Sorry guys but this video might be outdated soon.
Probably.
15 years later:
Baby Vince 4:54
Never underestimate the strength of Depressions and Storms
Definitely!
And 175 MPH
I'm watching this as Tropical Eta is forming which will tie the 2020 season with the 2005 season
As of writing this, we are currently tied with 2005. Zeta formed early this morning.
We need Eta to form to officially tie 2005. Remember the unnamed subtropical storm in 2005.
Probably it will surpass 2005. Most named storms in November wouldn't surprise me at all. It needs 4 or more to happen and there is a good chance that it will happen.
Theres an invest on the carribean it had 80% chance to form
Eta formed, hit Honduras, its a tropical rn. Theta is developing.
And that's a point for prenaming a system. That disturbance currently has a 10/20% chance of developing. I wouldn't call it Theta, yet.
Alpha: Forms
Wilma: haha I eat u nom
@Dac719 a hurricane in 1954 went into 1955
Great video!
There's one more record not mentioned here. 2005 is also the only season (that I'm aware of) where tropical activity lingered into the next year...ending in January of 2006.
Dac719 there was also the 1954 hurricane season where Hurricane Alice (Cat 1) Crossed into 1955.
1954 had Alice, which dissapated in January aswell.
And then 2020 came along.
1:31 july twenty-firth
Boi
Is it your birthday? Bruh
I was in the middle of hurricane Rita when I lived in Houston, but I slept through the whole storm.
Johnathan Hill I hope you are fine after Hurricane Harvey.
And Rita 2005 got topped over overshadowed by Ike 2007 then Harvey 2017 became like Katrina 2005!
They ran of names well before the season was supposed to end on November 30th! (Then they went onto the Greek alphabet)
well it is kind of hard to find that fact since it was a long time ago
San Diego had a hurricane that cost I think one billion dollars (1934)
Maribel Sanchez Great Hurricane San Diego.
Something like that.
Dennis was a bad start :(
Delta 2005: W e a k
Delta 2020: I am *S t r o n k B o i !*
0:02 at the bottom that might change this year
How notice that 2005 is second most active in Atlantic because 2020 overtook it rip 2005
2005: Worst beach season to swim in since these hurricanes kept coming and coming near most of the east coast and gulf coast
2004: Worst year for Florida
2018: Lots of long lived storms
2020: Worst year for beach season too
2008: Worst year for the Gulf coast
4:54 that Hurricane was so small
And now in 2020 9/18/20 already on Bata.
THIS SEASON AINT MOST ACTIVE 2020 IS
What?I thought hurricane Katrina was 180 billion dollars in damage
No.