Cyclone

• This...

  • Is a kind of hazard that forms in the northern hemisphere due to low-pressure phenomena.
  • It is characterized by its eye or the spiral winds which flow counter- clockwise towards its center.

   Cyclone
• This produces rainfalls from moderate to heavy that can result to flashfloods, mudflows, landslides, and storm surges in different areas affected by its movement.

  Tropical Cyclone
• Name the five Classifications of Tropical Cyclone.

  Low Pressure

  Tropical Depression

  Tropical Storm

  Typhoon

  Super Typhoon
• Identify the classification of a tropical cyclone based on its wind speed:

  • Below 35 kph

  Low Pressure
• Identify the classification of a tropical cyclone based on its wind speed:

  • 35 kph to 65 kph

  Tropical Depression
• Identify the classification of a tropical cyclone based on its wind speed:

  65 kph to 118 kph

  Tropical Storm
• Identify the classification of a tropical cyclone based on its wind speed:

  • Exceed the wind movement of 118 kph

  Typhoon
• Identify the classification of a tropical cyclone based on its wind speed:

  200+ kph

  Super Typhoon
• This...

  • Is a low-pressure area or a tropical cyclone that is large and violent
  • It rotates counterclockwise with warm air rising above the warm water of the Westerns Pacific Ocean

  Typhoon
• Name the three categories of a typhoon.

  Tropical Depression

  Tropical Storm

  Typhoon or Hurricane
• This category of typhoon has maximum sustaining winds of not less than 17m/s or 34 mph.

  Tropical Depression
• This category of typhoon has winds of at least 34 kph or 39 mph.

  Tropical Storm
• This category of typhoon has has winds that moves 33m/s or 74 mph.

  Typhoon or Hurricane