On August 30, Typhoon Hinnamnor became the first category 5 cyclone on Earth in 2022. For most of 2022, the world’s ocean basins have been relatively calm and devoid of tropical cyclones. Last week, Typhoon Hinnamnor shattered the calm, quickly spinning up to category-5 strength in the Western Paci
The photograph above was taken in the late morning on August 31, 2022, by an astronaut aboard the’s Aqua satellite captured a natural-color image of Hinnamnor. Although the typhoon appeared to be bearing down on Taiwan in the image, it had actually started to turn north and away from the island.Joint Typhoon Warning Center
reported that Hinnamnor had sustained winds of 115 knots , with gusts up to 140 knots . The storm was located around 600 kilometers south of Okinawa. By the evening of, winds had slowed to 80 knots , with gusts to 100 knots . The storm had only moved about 50 kilometers . On August 30, Hinnamnor became the first category-5 storm on Earth in 2022, as winds reached 260 kilometers per hour. As noted by
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