So, typhoon vs. hurricane vs. cyclone, what’s the difference? Not much, except their names, though those names do depend on where a storm originates. A “hurricane” occurs over the North ...

Plus - why are storms given names? What's the difference? Typhoons, cyclones and hurricanes are actually all technically the same thing: a tropical cyclone. They are just referred to by different ...

A typhoon expected ... to April are well known as being cyclone season in the South Pacific, May until October in the Western Pacific and June to November is hurricane season in the Caribbean ...

A hurricane, also known as a tropical cyclone or typhoon (depending on the region), is a large-scale storm system that forms over warm ocean waters. It is characterized by a low-pressure center ...

But what is a cyclone? And how is it different to a hurricane? Here is what we know. Cyclones are rare storms characterised by a system of rotating winds, all concentrated in one area. These winds ...