Typhoons are known as tropical cyclones (or just "cyclones") in Australia.
Cyclone is the generic name for all of these tropical disturbances forming from intense low pressure systems. They are called "cyclone" in Australian waters, and rotate clockwise. Typhoons are actually just cyclones which form in Asian waters and the China Sea, whilst the same phenomena in the Americas are called hurricanes.
Australia does not have typhoons Australia has hurricanes and Australia has huricane season during Its summer. Typhoons in the northern tropics Hurricanes in the southern tropics.
They do. But they are not called typhoons there. They are called intense tropical cyclones.
They are called typhoons. :D
They are called typhoons. :D
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In Atlantic it's hurricane in the pacific it's typhoon and in the Indian it's cyclone
Ahh, the answer is in your question. They are called cyclones. The western side of Australia generally has about 2 to 3 a year on average (has been as high as 10 Australia wide). Tropical storms in the seas of South East Asia are called Typhoons. North and Central America calls them Hurricanes.
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They are called typhoons. :D
A person who studies typhoons is called a meteorologist or a tropical cyclone expert. They analyze the behavior and patterns of typhoons to improve forecasting and understand the impact of these powerful storms.