Unit 3 Typhoon Who? Please refer to page 18.

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Unit 3 Typhoon Who? Please refer to page 18

Tropical cyclones are called typhoons in Asia, and hurricanes in North and South America. These storms go around like a wheel turning to the left. They have wind speeds of 60 kph or more. They can be extremely destructive.

In the United States, the Tropical prediction Center in Miami, Florida looks out for hurricanes. When meteorologists detect a true hurricane, they give it a name. They can use either a man’s or woman’s name. Why should tropical cyclones have names? The name makes it easier for people to keep up with information about a hurricane and its possible dangers.