2024 Pacific Typhoon Season Animation
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
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Thanks to everyone for all the good feedback during the animation, I'll try to respond to as many as possible if you reply to this comment!
I'll see you all next time (very soon).
Curious, I've been asked a few times the question if Gaemi was sub 900, whats your thoughts to the same question?
Also a second question, when does your 2025 pacific typhoon season forecast prediction occur?
@sahebplays3589 No, I do not believe Gaemi was sub 900.
Usually we do it around April/May
@jegbox-ice interesting, I agree also
Thank you!
@jegbox-ice :), nhà tao bị ngập lụt sau cái thằng Yagi
@@Outerity_Mai_Cờ_Ráp Oh man, I'm sorry to hear that.
6:24 I love how Bebinca turned into Ferdie for only a split second
8:55 Did Trami just became a C2?
9:46 4 Storms at once?!? And it's November!
4 storms are correct . I live in Việt Nam and there are 4 storms once : yinxing,man yi,toraji and usagi
6 storms landfall in northern philippines(Cagayan valley) in less than a month
Other storms:
Invest 96W (Querubin)
Blow after blow to the Philippines, the 2024 WPAC season also featured the strongest landfall in Vietnam, and even a SCS super typhoon.
@@JTAnimates2025 this year featured the costliest Thailand typhoon as well (Yagi)
The 2024 typhoon season:
1. 3rd costliest WPAC season on record mostly done by Yagi.
2. Strongest storm to hit Vietnam on record (Yagi).
3. Most active November since 1951.
4. The fifth latest start to the season.
5. The 2024 typhoon season ended the 4 consecutive years of above average activity.
6. Back to back storms striking the Philippines.
@@brolymeng7946yeah and all those storms experience by people in northern philippines
This year felt like a hypothetical season
Force Thirteen is the channel I always watch whenever we have a typhoon here in the Philippines.
Yeah me too
Me in Cambodia 😊
Ah here it is. I've been waiting for your animation since, maybe 3 weeks or so. Not the best designed, but the most accurate animation I've ever seen. Keep it up!
2024 WPAC animations is finally here. Many named storms could retire this season
yeahh, also this season concluded the consecutive below average seasons
New In Summary Remix, excited to see if there will be a music collection this year
2024 is the first average season in terms of named storms since 2020. It featured lots of super typhoons, like Gaemi, Yagi, Krathon, Kong-rey, Yinxing, Man-yi and Usagi. The season is extraordinary in many ways. Yagi is the 4th C5 in the SCS and the strongest to strike Northern Vietnam and second strongest to strike Hainan, and ultimately becoming one of the deadliest and costliest typhoons. Gaemi has to potential to reach at least 165mph. Maria is the third storm to strike Tohoku region. Ampil a high latitude C4. Bebinca the strongest to strike Shanghai, surpassing Muifa. Krathon being a few to strike Kaohsiung. Trami despite not reaching TY, it still causes more than 100 deaths. And lastly, 4 storms formed in November and all became typhoons. Lastly, Hone! It crossed the CPAC and entered the WPAC as a SD/Ex storm.
I agree, but with the exception of Trami, it may be stronger as an 80mph C1 typhoon.
I AGREE THAT YAGI IS THE STRONGEST STORM BY MISTAKE🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
crazy to think the Atlantic ocean had a category 5 named storm before the WPAC had even 3 named storms
That legendary soundtrack is back!
The 2024 Western Pacific typhoon season despite not being greater than average activity but it is still some of the most insane season i have ever witnessed. I cannot believe Typhoon Yagi could get that strong to cause some of the worst damage ever in the area that i used to live there 6 years prior, became the strongest and costliest typhoon to ever hit a country. Typhoon Trami's northern flank actually produced very strong wind gust for me because of its wind combining with the northeast cold front so it thereotically increased the wind gust in my area. This season also featured us the extremely rare typhoon outbreak in late October-November which there were literally six C1+ typhoons in a row has affected the Philippines, truly a record breaker. F13 analysis also upgraded Gaemi and Kong-rey into a 160mph typhoon - category 5, so there were five category 5 typhoons on the WPAC basin in 2024, without beating the average activity.
I'm so glad they made typhoon updates with our language within the 2024, to help us easily understand the situation especially during Yagi, and Jack is a good animator too. Great work, keep going for the 2019 Pacific Typhoon Season Animation V.2!
😊
09:44 quadruple fujiwhara effect
Ah, the 2024 WPAC season; the one that ended the four-year streak of below-average activity in the basin. It featured one of the latest starts to a WPAC season, as well as a number of strong and impactful typhoons. To finish off the season, there was a rare string of Filipino storms (six in total), each adding more destruction after the other.
While not the most active in terms of total storms and ACE, it was still quite costly and deadly, and may remain as one of the most infamous WPAC seasons to date.
Unrelated, but I'm pleased to say that the Eaton fire has officially been contained! Not sure if the same can be said for the Palisades fire, but it seems likely that the January 2025 Southern California Wildfires may be almost done!
This before the 2024 EPAC animation is hilarious to me (probably bc that season was the least active since 2010)
Anyway this season broke the below average streak that has been going since 2020 and was the 4th costliest on record and the deadliest since 2013, all thanks to one storm, Yagi
Edit: There were more notable storms other than Yagi, those being Gaemi, Shanshan, Krathon, and all 6 typhoons that struck the Philippines one after the other (Trami, Kong-Rey, Yinxing, Toraji, Usagi, and Man-Yi)
Didn't know we was getting 5 Category 5s and more damages/deaths so far
8:41 start of the "parade of storms" that affecting the philippines
Well well well, the 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season, this season was the first season to not be below average since 2019, it featured Gaemi, an extremely powerful storm that heavily impacted Taiwan and the Philippines, Yagi, which became one of the most costliest typhoons on record, and of course, the back to back typhoons Yinxing, Toraji, Usagi, and Man-yi that all impacted the Philippines in November. Certainly, a deadly and destructive season that is now getting animated!
Still below average in terms of ACE.
IMO, if we have to rate last year's WPAC season overall, the below average ACE precludes the near-average season designation, as too many storms are short-lived. So, WPAC for me is still below average last year, even with the near-average named storms and majors. But even then, the number of typhoons is below average even if using JTWC estimates.
@@notmrpopular0099 I would say 2024 WPAC was slightly below average to average overall
@Blueguy5219 WPACs average is around 278-300.
This season is going to be crazy.....
Every one is from now on. We’re in a new era.
11:17 I think putting the wind speed for Man-yi higher than Usagi is an understatement or somehow...
It's their analysis tho
10:16 *_FORCE THIRTENN_*
This season had my head spinning, so many storms were forming one after another, and I remember typhoon yagi it killed so many people
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For those who wonder why someone mention Gaemi pressure might be sub 880:
The relationship between typhoon wind speed and central pressure is determined by many factors, such as:
Circulation size: The larger the circulation, the lower the pressure.
Eye size: The smaller the eye, the lower the pressure.
Structure near the eye: The presence of strong rainbands or an outer eyewall can result in lower pressure.
Latitude: For large-circulation typhoons, the higher the latitude, the lower the pressure.
Translation speed: The slower a typhoon moves, the lower its pressure tends to be for the same wind speed.
Gaemi was a high-latitude, extremely large-circulation typhoon with a compact eye and intense rainbands. It essentially possessed all the characteristics favorable for lower central pressure.
Thanks for this info though because I only thought storms with low pressure are storms that are large and very compact.
@@brolymeng7946 I used to have same thought when I talked about low pressure, until recent i realized it wasn’t fully correct 😂
I wonder if this info can apply to other TCs outside of WPAC, like hurricanes in the Atlantic and EPAC + CPAC (also including SATL), and cyclones in all other basins
@@notmrpopular0099 yes
@@notmrpopular0099You need to consider background pressure
Personal intensity estimate:
Yagi 140kt Gaemi(for radar data) 155kt Usagi 150-155kt Kong-rey 135-140kt Yinxing(perform well in satellite picture but it uses terrain to cheat)125-130kt Krathon(reach T7.0 but maintain only a few mins)130kt
Personal is crazy 😂💀
@lvYDYhe actually right
老實說老外應該不會知道Gaemi 測風155kt的事吧，畢竟F13應該沒人有像吧主那樣專業分析。
格美那樣的型態，155/87X這邊應該不會有人信
After 4 consecutive years of low activity, the 2024 typhoon season finally ended the streak if it wasn't for Hone😂
We have yet to see the first above average season in WPAC in years... Last time we've got that was in 2018!
@@notmrpopular0099what about 2019?
@@notmrpopular0099 bruh you mean 2019?
2019 was near average anyways, in terms of ACE. No offense to you, but I find it rubbish when we use quantity than quality to determine WPAC activity, like ACE for example.
If you still think that season's above average, well alright, to each their own... I still firmly believe last year's still below average, no turning back for me.
@@notmrpopular00992019 was decent for me even if below average in ACE. I also count typhoons and super typhoons and their ratio to named storms
yes og music
YES IT'S HERE!!! CAN'T WAIT!!!
It was badass
LESS GOOOOOOO!! I GONNA LOVE THIS VIDEO!!❤
We will never forget the super typhoon parade this year
Yagi (remnant) severely impact Bangladesh as well as it cause 450 mm of rainfall in one single day and 800 mm for 4 days and cause severe flooding across the country
Yes he 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season, this season was the first season to not be below average since 2019, it featured Gaemi, an extremely powerful storm that heavily impacted Taiwan and the Philippines, Yagi, which became one of the most cosliest typhoons on record, and of course, the back to back typhoons Yinxing, Toraji, Usagi, and Manyi that all impacted the Philippines in November four storm at a time wow
Woah, it is finally coming
Here it is!
2024 typhoon season is unexpected sloppy at the first but active In the end
10:18 Romina is nearly hit the Palawan
IM SO EXITED after cyclonimation and baladeer animations...FORCETHIRTEEN IS NEXT! YAAAAY
bro exited
8:38 Despite kristine being sever tropical storm shes big like the country is getting like eaten
I really like this animation, but I think the 2023 one was much better because of the nostalgic music and more voiceovers. I love this tho ♥♥♥
I VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
3:40 Perfect sync
9:29
GUYS IT'S FINALLY HERE!1 IT'S FINALLY HERE
Amazing new summary song force 13 keep it up 👍
yes it's here let's go!!!
Unrelated but 92W has formed in Wpac and some models are expecting it to be a short-lived and weak but Navgem seems aggressive because it wants 92W to be a TS making landfall in Visayas. Idk guys if it will form but what about you, what is your prediction for 92W?
I think that's agreeable to assume maybe a monsoonal depression but not much of it yet
I don't see you often, I hope when the live tracker comes back for you to come to chat with us
The 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season was the first average season in terms of activity since 2019, and started with Typhoon Ewiniar (AghonPH) and ended with Pabuk (RominaPH). The strongest storm this year was Super Typhoon Yagi (EntengPH), A Category 5 with peak wind speeds of 160mph, and a minimum pressure of 915mb. The Storm with the strongest landfall was Super Typhoon Man-Yi (PepitoPH) as a Category 4 with winds of 150mph and a pressure of 932mb. Super Typhoon Usagi (OfelPH) was notable as it explosivly intesified to a Category 4/5 (Its intesity is debatible). Super Typhoon Kong-Rey was also notable with it having a large eye, and a high peak intesity. Of course, we cant forget Severe Tropical Storm Trami (KristinePH) with it having a very large windfield and tragicly killing more than 100 people and causing large amounts of damages. Overall, The 2024 Pacific Typhoon Season was a historic one, and me and you will most definitely be waiting for the premiere to come out!
In my own perception, I don't think Trami is an STS, it might be stronger as an 80mph C1 typhoon.
I agree with your reanalysis to STY Leon and STS Kristine and also STY Carina the two super typhoons may have reached Category 5 because that large windfield for a Category 4 is unusual, and Kristine may have reached C2 off the coast of Vietnam, it was a little large like Hurricane Alex in 2010, a large C2.
this guy and xboxplayz literally cooks with every typhoon season animation
The most ACE is Yinxing.
Typhoon Yagi was insane and a menace because it was a cat 5 in the south china sea for the 4th time and was a storm no one expect to make landfall in the gulf of token (VietNam) since 1881 and that the main destruction and death toll wasnt from the high intensity when it made landfall from the coast but rather inland as it flooded many homes and lives in the mountainous terrain which dont experince typhoon like this and were unprepared for the impact.
LESSS GOOO 🔥🔥🔥🖐🏻🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Yinxing, Toraji, Usagi, And Man-Yi The 4 Typhoon Storm Parade!
Trami, kong rey, yinxing, toraji, usagi and manyi 6 storms in less than a month
1 day late than 2023
RAHHHHHH KONG-REY WAS REVIVED.
6:24 lol
imagine surviving that typhoons
I kinda agree Maria C1 and Yagi C4 landfalls
9:46 4 storms, 1 basin, 1 month💀
Trami landfall in OCT 23 while man yi landfall in NOV 17 so 6 storms in just 1 month
And also they all landfall in northern philippines
Well, this is a big one.
I know it's y'alls' analysis but Typhoon Yagi actually maintain its remnants through Myanmar to India which actually responsible for 2/3 of the death toll 6:11
Maybe it had become a trough at that time already? So that it will be shown in the animation.
Aghon, Carina, Enteng, Julian, and Kristine may be up for retirement cause of over 1B damages.
Gener, Marce, Nika, Ofel and Pepito also (That 4 consecutive storms in Nov damages combine are more than 1billion pesos and still counting.)
Wait i thought each storm only, not combined
well I agree with the analysis that Trami's peak was C2
Love the og classic feels like im in 2016 force 13
Here we go!!!
Thank you
That layout on the top right hurts my eyes, doesn't look good
What's the time zone used in this video? Is it +9 or +8?
they use UTC +0 as the main time
What’s the storm in the thumbnail? Kong-rey, Man-yi or Yagi?
that's Yagi (Enteng), about to make landfall in Hainan
By the time this video comes out, and premieres, we are 2 weeks away from the WMO's biggest decision for last year's typhoon season: retiring names! As of now, it remains unclear when'll PAGASA decides on retiring their names as well, but I'd expect soon. This comment will be updated in by the end of this month (if not 2 1/2 weeks after tomorrow) once the retirees are announced.
Marce (Yinxing) had the same theme of Karen (Sarika)
Querubin was there before Pabuk (Romina)
No doubt, Yagi or Milton is the king of 2024
It's Milton,reach to 160-165kts,Yagi is about 145kts.
@ it’s not just about intensity though. We compare the casualties and effects brought to countries
Gaemi is most likely stronger than both in pressure
@@TH-ot8wtIf you consider casualties, then Helene actually the king
@ Was Helene particularly strong?
If another 5 typhoons form in November next year, i’ll be surprised.
we wont be getting that in more than 60 years, i think.
The possibility is very low, consider 2025 may be la nina year, November in la nina usually be inactive
only God knows what will happen next
I'm A Survivor Of Pepito And Nika
The Storm Was Scary..
One thing I learned from 2024 is, when PAGASA says the storm is 185+ kph then it's actually 237+ kph
Bro the typhoon barrage at the end
I hope you make north India ocean cyclone season next
4 Typhoons hit in the Philippines
9:44 4 tropical storm in the same basin💀
Ngl, that happens like every year, so its not that rare
@KodyChan1 Yes. But based on JMA records, it was the first time on record to have four simultaneously active typhoons in one basin in the month of November.
@KodyChan1 Having many storms in the same day isn't that surprising in the WPAC IF they're happened during the peak months (August to October), but having that many storms in just the same day in November which is where activity starts to died down in the WPAC is very unusual. So because of this the 2024 typhoon season in November set the record for the most active November ever recorded since 1951 with 4 storms existing simultaneously.
@KodyChan1 is 6 storm in 1 month and landfall in the same region is rare?
Probably one of the worst typhoon seasons of my life
Its almost here
Trami, kong rey, yinxing, toraji, usagi and manyi 6 storms in less than a month that hit northern philippines
YES FINALLY I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!
Also the typhoons that fatally hit my country like Yagi, Man-Yi, and also deadly ones like Gaemi and Trami, it was brutal
This includes the month of November which had a parade of Typhoons, including Yinxing, Toraji, Usagi, and Man-yi. (Also, wasn't Kong-Rey included too?), the infamous Super Typhoon Man-yi peaking at the Pacific Ocean, brutally hitting Catanduanes leaving cataclysmic damage, the weakling, but deadly and impactful Typhoon Trami, and the strongest of all, Typhoon Yagi, This was so cataclysmic it should be retired and unused for no basin anymore, personally, Yagi had a lot of records!
Typhoon Yagi is the strongest, deadliest, and costliest typhoon in the season, with 170 mph (270 kph), and 844 deaths, $17M!
bro 170mph doesn't exist tho
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New version of Track 97
yes new in summary
Maybe it's a good idea to go to vacation during November ☠️
The year that Northern Luzon got absolutely battered by many storms this year and especially with Yinxing (Marce) being the strongest to make landfall in northern Luzon in the month of November since Gloria (Aning) of 1976
Also the year where Yagi... Ye.....
Let's goooo!
Yagi Usagi Man-yi Kong-Rey
Yay
The animation is good but u forgot about Querubin's Track
Retired Names in PAGASA is Aghon, CARINA, ENTENG, Kristine, and PEPITO
4:52
cimaron my favorite name lol
Man I missed it because I was doing homework 😭
NOO!!! WHERES THE DRAMATIC SHOCKWAVES WHEN A STORM LANDFALLS
Justice for Prapiroon
LESTGOOOOOO
Querubin got robbed