Here are video footages of the destructive winds of Yolanda, internationally named Haiyan, in Tacloban City. Packing sustained winds of 190mph (305km/h) and staggering gusts of 230mph (370km/h), it is said to be one of the most devastating and strongest typhoons in Philippine history.
its "intensity has actually ticked slightly above the maximum to 8.1 on an 8.0 scale."It broke 235 mph.
