Haiyan is estimated to have winds as strong as 195 miles per hour when it washed ashore last night in the Philippines. To put that in perspective -- the strongest winds out of an Atlantic hurricane at landfall are currently estimated to have come from Hurricane Camille (190 mph) in 1969.
Picture of Haiyan at landfall last night. CIMSS. |
Haiyan is now working out into the South China Sea, weakened some from its peak yesterday due to land interaction with the Philippines. It still is a pretty strong storm and will remain that way until final landfall in Vietnam in a couple of days.
More: CIMSS blog on some of the satellite imagery of Haiyan as it approached the Philippines yesterday.
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