Similarities of hurricane katrina, typhoon haishe and tropica cyclone Eloise
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Differences between cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes.
Cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes happen yearly around the globe , however , are they truly seperate phenomena, or just different designations for a single entity?
Cyclones happen within the South and North-west Indian Ocean, the Arafura, Timor, and Coral Seas, and the South-west Pacific Ocean.
Typhoons happen within the North-west Pacific.
Hurricanes happen in the Atlantic Ocean and North-east Pacific.
Similarities between cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes:
Rotate around low-atmospheric pressure center.
Strong winds.
Affected by the Corolis effect (Spins clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa in the Northern Hemisphere).
Spiral arrangement of thunderstorms.
Primary source of energy is from warm oceanic water.
Are more profolic in late summer.
Are more profolic near the Equator and are almost unknown in the South Atlantic.
Bring destruction and mayhem : floods, high winds, heavy rain, large waves...
In short , cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes are identical in all but