Typhoon Nari, known as Super Typhoon Kristine in the Philippines, was the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded, which devastated most of Asia, and was the longest lasting storm on record, breaking the record of 31 days set by Hurricane John in 1994, lasting 7 days (1 week) longer than John. Nari made landfall on August 19, 2019 in Metro Manila at peak intensity. Throughout it's long journey, Nari maintained it's intensity, and even intensified while it made it's way across Central/Southern Luzon. Nari caused extremely devastating and apocalyptic damage throughout most of Luzon.
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| - Typhoon Nari, known as Super Typhoon Kristine in the Philippines, was the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded, which devastated most of Asia, and was the longest lasting storm on record, breaking the record of 31 days set by Hurricane John in 1994, lasting 7 days (1 week) longer than John. Nari made landfall on August 19, 2019 in Metro Manila at peak intensity. Throughout it's long journey, Nari maintained it's intensity, and even intensified while it made it's way across Central/Southern Luzon. Nari caused extremely devastating and apocalyptic damage throughout most of Luzon.
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| - Typhoon Nari, known as Super Typhoon Kristine in the Philippines, was the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded, which devastated most of Asia, and was the longest lasting storm on record, breaking the record of 31 days set by Hurricane John in 1994, lasting 7 days (1 week) longer than John. Nari originated through a cluster of thunderstorms generated from an Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) on July 30, 2019, and became a depression in just 48 hours. Nari intensified in just 36 hours from a Category 1 into a Category 5 Super Typhoon before hitting Guam. Nari later intensified to becoming the most intense tropical cyclone shortly before making landfall in Luzon. Nari made landfall on August 19, 2019 in Metro Manila at peak intensity. Throughout it's long journey, Nari maintained it's intensity, and even intensified while it made it's way across Central/Southern Luzon. Nari caused extremely devastating and apocalyptic damage throughout most of Luzon.
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