Same storm, different names.
Hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons are all tropical cyclones — spinning storms fuelled by warm waters — called different names depending on their geographical location, earning one of these titles once winds exceed 119 kilometres per hour.
Each features a central ‘eye of the storm’ and a rotating, organised structure of clouds and thunderstorms. They can span hundreds of kilometres, last days to weeks, and unleash destructive winds and heavy rain on the regions they hit.
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