tropical cyclone genesisWhile the Atlantic basin experienced the busiest hurricane season in 2020, the typhoon activity over the western North Pacific (WNP) was also record-setting with no tropical cyclone (TC) formation in July 2020, which is the first time in available historical records. The ...
In the Southwest Pacific or Southeast Indian Oceans, storms with hurricane or typhoon-level wind speeds, exceeding 74 mph, are called severe tropical cyclones. Those that form over the North Indian Ocean are called severe cyclonic storms. Technically, how the strength of a tropical cyclone that ...
Hurricanes are tropical cyclones. When a tropical cyclone's sustained winds reach 39 to 73 mph (63 to 118 km/h), it is considered a tropical storm and it gets a name from a list put out by the World Meteorological Organization. Once those sustained winds reach 74 to 95 mph (119 to 1...
Giving Tropical Cyclones a name helps meteorologists track a system as it moves across large areas of ocean. These systems can bring severe weather to large areas and impact several countries so keeping track of where they are is really important. The name means that the many different weather ...
This study investigates the interannual variability of rapid intensification (RI) magnitude of western North Pacific (WNP) tropical cyclones. There is a significant correlation between basin-averaged RI magnitude during July–November and the simultaneous Western Pacific (WP) teleconnection index from 1982...
The question of whether and to what extent global warming may be changing tropical cyclone (TC) activity is of great interest to decision makers. The prese
(solid) and of the water vapor δD in equilibrium with the near-surface precipitation (dashed) as a function of r for tropical cyclones (a) and as a function of x for squall lines (b), in simulations where rain evaporation and rain-vapor diffusive exchanges are activated (black) and de...
MANILA, Philippines — Fewer tropical cyclones have struck the Philippines since 2021 compared to the yearly average of 21, yet fatalities have doubled or tripled. The culprit? The growing frequency of larger, more destructive storms, experts toldPhilstar.com. ...
Similarly, winds descending from a steep slope that is not very craggy in nature are more intense as compared to a rougher topology. Other supporting climatic conditions like storms and cyclones, rains, snowfall, precipitation, and the overall ensuing weather itself have significant impacts on the ...
There are a number of such regions, ranging from the tropical climate at the equator to the polar climate in the northern and southern extremes. Weather is also influenced by the seasons, which result from the Earth's axis being tilted relative to its orbital plane. Thus, at any given ...