- In meteorology, a
cyclone (/ˈsaɪ.kloʊn/) is a
large air m**** that
rotates around a
strong center of low
atmospheric pressure,
counterclockwise in the...
- The
Cyclone is a vacuum-tube computer,
built by Iowa
State College (later University) at Ames, Iowa. The
computer was
commissioned in July 1959. It was...
- A
tropical cyclone is a
rapidly rotating storm system with a low-pressure center, a
closed low-level
atmospheric circulation,
strong winds, and a spiral...
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Extratropical cyclones,
sometimes called mid-latitude
cyclones or wave
cyclones, are low-pressure
areas which,
along with the
anticyclones of high-pressure...
- 2024–25 South-West
Indian Ocean cyclone season is the
current annual cycle of
tropical cyclone and
subtropical cyclone formation. It
began on 15 November...
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Severe Tropical Cyclone Tracy was a
small but
destructive tropical cyclone that
devastated the city of Darwin, in the
Northern Territory of Australia,...
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Cyclonic Storm Fengal (feinjal) was a
deadly tropical cyclone that
brought significant flooding and
damage to
Southern India and Sri Lanka. The fourth...
- The 2024
North Indian Ocean cyclone season is an
ongoing event in the
annual cycle of
tropical cyclone formation. It has been
unreasonably less active...
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Tropical Cyclone Freddy, also
known as
Severe Tropical Cyclone Freddy, was an
exceptionally long-lived, powerful, and
deadly tropical cyclone that traversed...
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Tropical cyclones are
ranked on one of five
tropical cyclone intensity scales,
according to
their maximum sustained winds and
which tropical cyclone basins...