10 Interesting Fact About Hurricanes and typhoons

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• Stormy Storm and Hurikan is the same weather phenomenon, but called by different names depending on the geographical location. In North America and Central America, they are called Hurikan, while in Asia and Oceania, they are called Typhoon.
• Cyclone is a general term used to refer to tropical storms, including hurikan and typhoon.
• Stormy storm and hurikan appear on the ocean and form when warm air rises and meets cold air. This results in very unstable weather conditions and has the potential to produce strong winds, heavy rain, and high sea waves.
• Storms of Typhoon and Hurikan can reach wind speeds up to 250 km/hour, and the size can reach several hundred kilometers.
• Typhoon and Hurikan Storms usually occur in summer and autumn in the northern hemisphere, while in the southern hemisphere usually occurs in spring and winter.
• Stormy Storm and Hurikan can cause very high sea waves, which can reach a height of 10 to 15 meters.
• Storms of Typhoon and Hurikan can cause severe damage to buildings and infrastructure, and cause floods and landslides.
• Stormy storm and hurikan are often accompanied by lightning and lightning, which can cause fire and damage to electrical installations.
• Stormy storm and hurikan can cause loss of lives of humans and animals, and damage the marine and land ecosystems.
• Typhoon and Hurikan Storms are often named, taken from the Greek alphabet or the names of famous people, to facilitate the identification and reporting of weather.