Huracán Milton: Why have the Huracáns reached the fifth category of the Saffir-Simpson school and are mediocre because of the intensity of their travels?

This Huracan solo registration reached Category 5 after topping out at 155 mph, and it recorded even more cyclones than Irma in 2017, when it was traveling at more than 185 mph.

Are there no other categories? Why did you decide to take these stairs?

Herbert Saffir The civilian engineer created a system of five categories in 1969 to describe the Huracan’s power and advertise it to millions of people, which could be a torment along the way.

This methodology laid the foundation for the final determination, especially because it is the first time that one has to wait for a hurricane.

Saffir had embarked on the Escala as part of a national Naciones project to minimize the dangers posed by the Huracans and the below-cost buildings.

Basándose on the Escala of Ritcher (in the middle of the intensity of the Earth), the engineer worked out an Escala from 1 to 5 Basada in the speed of life and its effect on the structures.

The stairs will soon be expanded Robert SimpsonEx-director of the Centro Nacional de Huracanes, Queen añadió the effects of the sea and the floodsSince they were 70 years old, they have been coming to a concert like the Saffir-Simpson School.

Since its inception, Saffir-Simspon’s school has adopted a number of modifications.

One of the main culprits is that they are not close to the circulation station (the extension of the water level associated with lower pressure level systems) and the pressure center. It’s about focusing on the intensity of life.

This version has been available in the USA since 2010.

Segun Administración Nacional Oceanica y Atmosférica de EE.UU. (NOAA, in English), la escala It has been simplified to avoid confusion among the public.

Additionally, meteorologist Dan Kottlowski explained on the AccuWeather website: “The look can be measured with high precision. It’s a more consistent formula to intensity.”

The models that were in the marshland could be precise, but only 48 hours before a Huracán toque tierra occurred.

Kottlowski explained that he wasn’t far away to make predictions.

“The maximum Category 5 is used to describe a hurricane that could cause a ‘disaster,'” Emma Sharples, an expert at the Met Office and the United Kingdom’s meteorological agency, told BBC Mundo.

For this reason, the expert said: “You don’t need to extend the stairs to include, for example, a Category 6.”

The majority of experts agreed that a category no longer used to understand when it is destructive could be the force of a hurricane.

“Before satellites, it was difficult to monitor tropical cyclones, and the life cycle of watercraft that couldn’t do much was one of desperation,” Sharples explained.

“Hey day, choose to take a torment, and it is no longer possible to prevent the climate with sophisticated medicines and technologies,” he added.

One of the pioneers on the site of the tropical Cyclone studio, much ahead of the technical preparation, fuel consumption Father Jesuit Benito Viñes (1837-1893), who worked as an observer at the Observatorio Belén de Cuba a year ago.

We embarked on one of the first time observation stations in the Caribbean and their observations were visible throughout the day based on the hurricane alert systems.

When I examined some of her observations closely, she became the “Sacerdote Huracan.”

I señala Agustín Udías in his book “The Jesuits and Science. A Tradition in the Church”, Viñes constructed an instrument for what he circulated to recognize the orientation of the Huracans.

As far as I know, that’s not all. “Particular attention is paid to the shape and movement of atoms at different altitudes and to the formula that has empirical experience regarding the circulation and uptake of huracans in the Caribbean.”

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