Climatology: Difference Between Tropical and Temperate Cyclones

Feature Tropical Cyclones Temperate Cyclones  Orgin Thermal orgin Frontal Orgin Latitude 10 – 30 degrees N & S of equator 35 – 65 degree N &S of equator. Formation Only on sea Both land and sea Season Late summers More … Continue reading

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Climatology: Temperate Cyclones

What is it? The systems developing in the mid and high latitude, beyond the tropics are called the middle latitude or extra tropical cyclones. Formation Extratropical cyclones form along the polar front. Initially, the front is stationary. In the northern … Continue reading

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Climatology: Tropical Cyclones

What is it? Tropical cyclones are violent storms that originate over oceans in tropical areas and move over to the coastal areas bringing about large-scale destruction caused by violent winds, very heavy rainfall and storm surges. Conditions for the Formation … Continue reading

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Climatology: Fronts and Types

What is it? Front is a three-dimensional boundary zone formed between two converging air masses with different physical properties (temperature, humidity, density, etc. Formation The process of formation of a front is known as Frontogenesis (war between two air masses), … Continue reading

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