Where does typhoon occurs?

Where does typhoon occurs? Correct Answer 6 to 20 degree north and south of equator

Solution

• Typhoon occurs generally in the China sea.
• It regions between 6 to 20 degrees north and south of the equator.
• It's most frequent from July to October.
• The diameter of the typhoon is 50 to 200 miles.
• The torrential downpour is accompanied by thunder and lightning during the typhoon.

Additional Information

• All the types of tropical cyclones are well developed low-pressure systems.
• Typhoon occurs in the China sea.
• A tropical cyclone in the Indian ocean.
• Hurricanes in the west Indian ilands in the Caribbeans.
• Tornado in Guniea lands of West Africa and the southern USA in which the local name is a whirlwind.
• Willy-Willies occurs in north-western Australia.
  • Typhoons
    • regions between 6 to 20 degrees north and south of the equator.
    • most frequent from July to October.
    • the diameter of only 50 to 200 miles.
    • the torrential downpour is accompanied by thunder and lightning.
  • Hurricanes
    • Calm rainless center.
    • the pressure is lowest but wind strength is above 12 of the Beaufort scale.
    • dense dark cloud, violent weather for hours.
  • Tornadoes
    • very small but very violent tropical and subtropical cyclone.
    • air spirals at a tremendous speed as 500 mph.
    • dark funnel cloud of 250 to 1400 feet in diameter.
    • most frequent in spring but can appear almost any time.
    • most frequent in the USA and occurs mainly in the Mississippi basin.
  • Cyclones
    • better known as depressions and are confined to temperate latitude.​
    • depressions vary from 150 to 2000 miles.
    • the wind blows inward into the low pressure in the center.
    • circulates in the anticlockwise direction in the northern hemisphere.
    • circulates in a clockwise direction in the southern hemisphere.
    • precipitation resulting in cyclonic air is due to the convergence of warm tropical air and cold polar air
  • Anticyclone
    • these are opposite to cyclone with high pressure at center and the isobars far apart.