Deze blijft boven zee en is geen bedreiging voor land. Laatste CIMMS nog wat extremer dan de link hieronder:
| Current Intensity Analysis | |
UW - CIMSS
ADVANCED DVORAK TECHNIQUE
ADT-Version 9.0
Tropical Cyclone Intensity Algorithm
----- Current Analysis -----
Date : 05 NOV 2019 Time : 211000 UTC
Lat : 20:24:42 N Lon : 150:35:54 E
CI# /Pressure/ Vmax
7.8 / 892.4mb/164.0kt
Final T# Adj T# Raw T#
7.5 7.5 7.5
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Although the latest 06 UTC, Nov 5th, analysis indicated Halong was packing winds of 130 kt / 150 mph (a strong Category 4), it is a quite likely typhoon is now, based on Advanced Dvorak analysis, much more intense and is packing winds of near 150 knots / 175 mph – so a violent Category 5 Super typhoon! The central pressure at 06 UTC was 923mb, but is now already around 900 mbar! Additional strengthening is quite possible given the fack Halong remains in extremely warm and favorable sea waters for further intensification.
Satellite images during the last few hours, also right in the time of the final daylight over this monster, is exceptionally impressive. A classic textbook monster with an intense eyewall around the completely open large eye, with symmetrical stadium effect! This is usually seen with the most intense tropical systems (Major hurricanes or Super typhoons) of the highest intensity – CAT 5! The latest microwave satellite analysis for #Halong indicates a shrinking and intensifying eye, but with no eyewall replacement cycle in sight. This probably means that Halong could potentially reach even stronger maximum sustained winds, up to near 160 mph and pressure well below 900 mbar today.

