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1 Typhoons http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB6eJMs8FG8&feature=player_detailpage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB6eJMs8FG8&feature=player_detailpage By: Gracie Nestich, Abigail Clemmons, and Noelani Howland

2 Typhoon Wind Speeds Winds may reach up to 100 to 150 mph. The highest wind speeds are right outside the eye.

3 Definitions For Typhoons The word “typhoon”comes from the mandarin term ‘tai feng”, which means supreme winds. It is the same thing as a hurricane in the United States or a cyclone in the United Kingdom- a powerful storm that brings fierce winds and intense rain.

4 Philippines Sometimes 6 to 9 typhoons make landfall in a typical year in the Philippines. A typhoon mostly hits at the Philippines and China Sea. In the Philippines typhoons are typical weather.

5 When, And Where Typhoons Happen Where Typhoons happen is at the north western Pacific ocean. Most of the storms form between May and December but, there is a minimum between January and April.

6 Typhoon Vocabulary Words Cyclone~ a violent storm sometimes called a Typhoon depending on the location. Eye~ the calm part in the center of a Typhoon that is shaped like a circle and that looks like an eye.

7 Typhoon Facts A weather station in Taiwan goes nuts like it’s the end of the world when a typhoon is coming. A typhoon to Taiwanese kids is like a huge blizzard to children in North America. Typhoons began to be given names by the U.S. weather service in 1953.

8 Thanks For Watching! We hope you have learned a lot about this dangerous storm called a Typhoon!


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