Cyclones

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Cyclones: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as Structure of Cyclone, Typhoon, Cyclones, Formation of Cyclones, Conversion of Thunderstorms into a Cyclone, Destruction Caused by Cyclone, Effective Safety Measures during Cyclone, etc.

Important Questions on Cyclones

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In the structure of a cyclone, only eye wall and rainbands are present.

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Explain the structure of a cyclone with a diagram.

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 Draw a labelled diagram for the structure of a cyclone. What factors are responsible for its formation?

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Tropical cyclones originate near the equator, in warm ocean waters.

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State the process of formation of tropical cyclones.

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A tropical cyclone is a rapidly rotating storm system with a high-pressure centre, a closed low-level atmospheric circulation, strong winds, and a spiral arrangement of thunderstorms causing heavy rain.

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The _____ of a tropical cyclone is a region of mostly calm weather, which is present at the centre of large tropical cyclones.

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What is tropical cyclone?

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It is safe to stay outdoors during cyclones.

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Government should forecast cyclones _____ hours in advance.

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Government should forecast cyclones in advance with the help of radars.

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What are the precautions to be taken during a cyclone?

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Give one word for the following:

The name of cyclone in American continent.

(Choose from Hurricane/Typhoon)

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Choose the odd one:

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The low pressure area with winds spiralling inwards called _____ (cyclone/ tornado)

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What is the low pressure area with winds spiralling inwards called?

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The centre of the cyclone is called the eye.

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Write a note on the structure of cyclone.

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List the ways by which cyclone warning measures can be used effectively.

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The advance prediction of cyclones is done by: