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Storm Detail 1965

UNNAMED (1965)

Name: storm UNNAMED
Start: 1964-11-17
End: 1964-11-18
Location: S. Pacific

Storm Code: 1964323S19164 | Region: S. Pacific
Active from 17/11/1964 to 18/11/1964 (1 days)

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Formation

20:00 17/11/1964

First recorded point of the system

-19.0°S, 163.6°E

No landfall

Storm stayed over water without direct landfall

Dissipation

08:00 18/11/1964

Last recorded point

-22.0°S, 164.0°E

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DS824 N/A

TD9636 N/A

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Agency	Max Intensity		Trajectory		Energy		highest_classification
Agency	Max Wind (km/h)	Min Pressure (hPa)	Number of points	Distance (km)	ACE (10⁴ (km/h)²)	PDI (10⁶ (km/h)³)	highest_classification
JTWC (coordinates_only)	~	~	5	336	~	~	Undefined
DS824 (coordinates_only)	~	~	5	336	~	~	Undefined
TD9636 (coordinates_only)	~	~	5	336	~	~	Undefined

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Max Wind (kt/km/h): Maximum wind speed by agency

Min Pressure: Lowest central pressure

Number of points: Number of observation points in track

Distance: Total track distance traveled

ACE: Accumulated Cyclone Energy

PDI: Power Dissipation Index

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JTWC

Movement & Duration
Avg Movement Speed	28
Tracking Time	12h (0.5 days)
Peak Intensity & Range
Latitude	-22°N – -19°N (3°)
Longitude	163.6°E – 164°E (0.4°)

DS824

Movement & Duration
Avg Movement Speed	28
Tracking Time	12h (0.5 days)
Peak Intensity & Range
Latitude	-22°N – -19°N (3°)
Longitude	163.6°E – 164°E (0.4°)

TD9636

Movement & Duration
Avg Movement Speed	28
Tracking Time	12h (0.5 days)
Peak Intensity & Range
Latitude	-22°N – -19°N (3°)
Longitude	163.6°E – 164°E (0.4°)

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ACE: Accumulated Cyclone Energy - measures total storm activity

PDI: Power Dissipation Index - measures potential destructiveness

RI: Rapid Intensification - when wind increases >=30 kt/24h or pressure drops >=30 hPa/24h

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Index	Meaning	Formula / Condition	Classification
ACE Accumulated Cyclone Energy	Accumulated Cyclone Energy. Measures the total energy generated by the storm during its lifetime. Only counts reports with wind ≥ 35 kt (TS level or higher).	`ACE = Σ(V_max²) / 10&sup4;` Unit: 10⁴ kt²	< 2: Low 2-6: Medium 6-15: High ≥ 15: Very High
PDI Power Dissipation Index	Power Dissipation Index. More sensitive than ACE to extremely strong storms due to using cubic power. Reflects potential destructive power.	`PDI = Σ(V_max&sup³;) / 10&sup6;` Unit: 10⁶ kt³	Higher value = greater cumulative destructive power
RI Rapid Intensification	Rapid Intensification - storm strengthens suddenly in a short time. Very dangerous as it is difficult to forecast and causes surprise for prevention efforts.	Wind increase ≥ 30 kt/24h or Pressure drop ≥ 30 hPa/24h	Has RI or Fast increase (≥20kt)
Max wind gain/step	Maximum wind increase between 2 consecutive reports (usually 6 hours apart). Shows the fastest local intensification rate.	`max(V_i+1 - V_i)` Unit: kt (km/h)	Positive value = storm strengthening
Max wind gain/24h	Maximum wind increase in a 24-hour window. Main criterion for determining Rapid Intensification (RI).	`max(V_t+24h - V_t)` RI if ≥ 30 kt/24h	≥ 30kt: RI ≥ 20kt: Fast
Max wind loss/step	Maximum wind weakening between 2 consecutive reports. Shows at which stage the storm weakened fastest.	`max(V_i - V_i+1)` Unit: kt (km/h)	Positive value = storm weakening
Max pressure drop/step	Maximum pressure drop between 2 consecutive reports. Pressure decrease = storm center strengthening. Reflects local deepening rate.	`max(P_i - P_i+1)` Unit: hPa	Higher value = faster strengthening
Max pressure drop/24h	Maximum pressure drop in a 24-hour window. Important index for evaluating explosive deepening / explosive intensification.	`max(P_t - P_t+24h)` Explosive if ≥ 30 hPa	≥ 30hPa: RI ≥ 20hPa: Strong
Max pressure rise/step	Maximum pressure rise between 2 consecutive reports. Pressure increase = storm weakening. Large value indicates rapid weakening (due to terrain interaction, landfall, etc.).	`max(P_i+1 - P_i)` Unit: hPa	Higher value = faster weakening
Average moving speed	Average moving speed of the storm center during the entire monitoring period by that agency.	`V_avg = S_total / T_total` Unit: kt (km/h)	Slow-moving storms (<15 km/h) usually cause prolonged heavy rain
Monitoring duration	Total time from first report to last report of that agency.	`T = t_end - t_start` Unit: hours (days)	Different agencies may monitor for different durations
TS+ Duration	Total hours with average wind ≥ 34 kt (Tropical Storm level or higher). Reflects how long the storm maintained significant intensity.	Average wind ≥ 34 kt	Longer storm = greater total damage
TY+ Duration	Total hours with average wind ≥ 64 kt (Typhoon level or higher). Storms maintaining this level longer have much greater destructive power.	Average wind ≥ 64 kt	Longer time at Typhoon level = more dangerous
Peak Intensity	Time and location (lat, lon) when the storm reached maximum wind according to each agency. Helps identify where the storm was strongest.	V_max = max(V_i)	Peak location helps assess danger for nearby areas
Latitude / Longitude	Spatial range of activity by latitude and longitude. Shows whether the storm affected area is wide or narrow.	min-max(lat), min-max(lon)	Large range = long trajectory, wide impact

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