Where in the world do cyclones occour?

Answer 1

A tropical cyclone usually happens in various parts of the Pacific Ocean and affects regions of Mexico, south-East Asia, north Australia and the south Pacific islands. In Queensland, cyclones usually happen in the north-east between Port Douglas and Maryborough. In Australia cyclone season runs from November 1 to 30 April, but most cyclones happen between December and April. About 10 cyclones develop over the waters each year and six of these cross the coast.

Answer 2

Cyclones can occur in most area of the world, and there are 3 main types: polar lows, extratropical cyclones, and tropical cyclones. The term cyclone also applies to a strong tropical cyclone in the South Pacific.

Answer 3

cyclones usually happens in tropical regions, such as northern Australia, Southeast Asia and many Pacific islands. Sometimes, they flow into the temperate coastal areas, threatening more heavily populated regions to the South. In Northern Australia, there are about four to five cyclones happening every year during the summertime's wet season. For a cyclone to occur, the surface of the sea must have a temperature of at least 26ºC.

Answer 4

Cyclones begin in tropical regions, such as northern Australia, South-East Asia and many Pacific islands. They sometimes drift into the temperate coastal areas, threatening more heavily populated regions to the South. Northern Australia has about four or five tropical cyclones every year during the summertime wet season. For a cyclone to develop, the sea surface must have a temperature of at least 26ºC.

Answer 5

Cyclones mainly occur in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. Some of the areas most affected by cyclones include the western North Pacific (typhoons), the eastern North Pacific (hurricanes), the South Pacific and the Indian ocean (cyclones).