Mar 19, 2024, Produced By: Mr. Das
1. Cyclones form in Southern Pacific and Indian Oceans, while hurricanes emerge in North Atlantic and Pacific.
2. Hurricanes are categorized by Saffir-Simpson scale, showing wind speeds from 74 to over 155 mph.
3. Cyclones, measured by Beaufort and Saffir-Simpson scales, cause varying degrees of damage.
4. Pacific Ocean sees more cyclones, while hurricanes are common in the Caribbean Sea.
5. Cyclones occur 10-14 times annually, hurricanes happen about 10-15 times.
6. Both storms bring rain, rotate counterclockwise in northern hemisphere, and clockwise in southern hemisphere.
7. Detection methods include Pulse-Doppler radar, photogrammetry, and ground swirl patterns for both cyclones and hurricanes.
This information is not ours opinion but obtained from media reports.