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Technically they are all called tropical cyclones with the word hurricane being specific to the North Atlantic.
by williamcotton 3y ago
Technically they are all called tropical cyclones with the word hurricane being specific to the North Atlantic.
- dragonwriter 3y ago“Hurricane” is a word for a particular strength of tropical cyclone particular to the North Atlantic and Northeast Pacific (which is why Hilary, which we are discussing, is currently a hurricane, despite very much not being an Atlantic storm.)