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Key facts about cyclones

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Key facts about cyclones

by Rupsa Khatun
1

A cyclone rotates the same way in both hemispheres.

2

The eye of a cyclone is a region of extreme winds.

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They have an eye at the center surrounded by an intense eyewall.

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Cyclones form over land and dry air.

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They are classified by wind speeds, from tropical storms to hurricanes/typhoons.

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The cyclone's path is influenced by steering winds and can bend along coastlines.

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In the Northern Hemisphere, cyclones rotate counterclockwise.

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Cyclones draw their energy from warm ocean water, typically above 26.5°C.

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Cyclones only bring rainfall at the coastline, never inland.

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They weaken when moving over warm water.

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