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    Tropical typhoons form over the northwest Pacific ocean. They are a type of tropical cyclone characterized by a low pressure center, closed circulation of winds, strong winds, and heavy rainbands produced by spiral thunderstorms. The eye of the typhoon is the calm center, surrounded by an eyewall that contains the most damaging winds and intense rainfall. Rainbands stretch out from the eyewall in long lines.

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    Tropical typhoons form over the northwest Pacific ocean. They are a type of tropical cyclone characterized by a low pressure center, closed circulation of winds, strong winds, and heavy rainbands produced by spiral thunderstorms. The eye of the typhoon is the calm center, surrounded by an eyewall that contains the most damaging winds and intense rainfall. Rainbands stretch out from the eyewall in long lines.

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    Tropical typhoons form over the northwest Pacific ocean. They are a type of tropical cyclone characterized by a low pressure center, closed circulation of winds, strong winds, and heavy rainbands produced by spiral thunderstorms. The eye of the typhoon is the calm center, surrounded by an eyewall that contains the most damaging winds and intense rainfall. Rainbands stretch out from the eyewall in long lines.

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    Tropical typhoons form over the northwest Pacific ocean. They are a type of tropical cyclone characterized by a low pressure center, closed circulation of winds, strong winds, and heavy rainbands produced by spiral thunderstorms. The eye of the typhoon is the calm center, surrounded by an eyewall that contains the most damaging winds and intense rainfall. Rainbands stretch out from the eyewall in long lines.

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    Quarter 2 :Video lesson 5 “ Understanding typhoons”

    ADRC- Asian Disaster Reduction Center


    HURRICANE – are tropical storms that forms over the north
    Atlantic ocean and Northeast Pacific
    CYCLONES – formed over south Pacific and Indian ocean
    TYPHOONS – formed over northwest pacific ocean

    What is tropical typhoon?


    A tropical cyclone is a rapidly rotating storm system characterized by a
    low-pressure center, a closed low-level atmospheric circulation, strong
    winds, and a spiral arrangement of thunderstorms that produce heavy
    rain
    Structure of tropical cyclone

    Eye - is a region of mostly calm weather at the


    center of tropical cyclones
    Eyewall-is the location within a hurricane where
    the most damaging winds and intense rainfall is
    found
    Rain bands-is an area of rainfall where all the
    clouds and precipitation are stretched out in a
    long line or band

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