Why Hurricane Categories Make a Difference

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Published 2013-08-08
During a hurricane you usually hear meteorologists refer to its intensity by categories. If you don't know the difference between a category 1 and a category 5 hurricane, The Weather Channel meteorologist Mark Elliot breaks it down for you.

All Comments (21)
  • @johnthom2073
    In a Cat 5 it’s best to live in the house next door. It was unfazed
  • @itz_zodiac9181
    House behind him: *Gets Destroyed* Neighbors house: Perfectly Fine
  • @MLGxBXRxPRO
    Why does the weather channel have the best cgi ever lmao
  • @realSirDextrose
    The house is falling apart meanwhile that guy is unfazed. Why don't we build the house out of that guy?
  • @EllaGP22
    “Most of your shingles fall off” roof flies off
  • @goombabro1248
    These storms don't seem so bad. I mean, this dude is standing right in the middle and is doing alright.
  • @XGOnYoutube
    Everyone in the destroyed house: WERE ALL GONNA DIEEEE! Neighbors house: STOP SCREAMING NOTHING IS HAPPENING!
  • @pgoffinet17
    Holllywood: we have the best CGI news channel: hold my tornado
  • @tankunicorn134
    The whole time, I was just waiting for the tree to fall.
  • @KahlinEG
    Who here because of hurricane Laura?
  • @jakob8024
    Love how the house next door is perfectly fine
  • @centauria9122
    My man doesn't even need that gray circle... What a legend! 😀 Hurricane: I fear no man, but that thing. It scares me.
  • 0:18 Cat 1 Hurricane (74 - 95 MPH Winds) 0:28 Cat 2 Hurricane (96 - 111 MPH Winds) 0:49 Cat 3 Hurricane (112 - 130 MPH Winds) 1:10 Cat 4 Hurricane (130 - 156 MPH Winds) 1:19 Cat 5 Hurricane (157 - 183 MPH Winds)
  • @DrBenson21
    I once stood outside and ate a bowl of spaghetti during a category 5 hurricane Thankfully it wasn't in my country