What is cyclone? How does it occurs
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A cyclone is an area of low pressure surrounded by high pressure. Strong winds blow from all directions towards the centre in spiral motion. The eye of a cyclone is a region of calm weather formed at centre of a strong cyclone. Due to earth's rotation the winds blow in an anti clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere while in the southern hemisphere they blow in a clockwise direction. These winds bring heavy rain and cause huge loss of life and property in the areas over which they blow.
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A cyclone is an area of low pressure surrounded by high pressure. Strong winds blow from all directions towards the centre in spiral motion. The eye of a cyclone is a region of calm weather formed at centre of a strong cyclone. Due to earth's rotation the winds blow in an anti clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere while in the southern hemisphere they blow in a clockwise direction. These winds bring heavy rain and cause huge loss of life and property in the areas over which they blow.
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we read in class 10th
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Fat moving air towards a centre usually with heavy rain is known as cyclone.Wind direction wind speed humidityan temparature together forms the cyclone.
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