photo taken around 10:00am Aug 31, 2005
I am so glad that we are not facing these two muthas - Typhoon Talim and Typhoon Nabi
wintersbk said:Dumb question....what's the difference between a typhoon & a hurricane?![]()
Seems like typhoons hit Asia & hurricanes hit US.![]()
wintersbk said:Dumb question....what's the difference between a typhoon & a hurricane?![]()
Seems like typhoons hit Asia & hurricanes hit US.![]()
Sueshore said:My limited memory says a typhoon is the same as a hurricane except it rotates clockwise instead of counter clockwise. ?????
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Smiling JOe said:I seem to recall the difference being the origin in which the storms are formed; ie- Atlantic Ocean vs Pacific O.
Smiling JOe said:That would not explain the counter clockwise motion of these two storms vs. the counter clockwise motion of our Hurricanes. I think you get the clockwise motion from storms forming south of the Equator.
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n. A tropical cyclone occurring in the western Pacific or Indian oceans.
FoX said:A tropical cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere (if they had them) would rotate clockwise. Just like flushing toilets do down there. :clap_1:
Which way do spiral galaxies rotate? Do they rotate differently in different parts of the cosmos?