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Understanding TyphoonsRain, rain go away….NOT!

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tropical cyclonesevery year

20

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What is a cyclone?an area of low

atmospheric pressure surrounded by a wind system blowing, in the northern hemisphere, in a counterclockwise

direction.

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Northern Hemisphere

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What is a cyclone?

HIGH

LOW

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What is a cyclone?

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What is a cyclone?

Counterclockwise

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Tropical Cyclone Categories

Category Maximum Wind Speed in kph

Tropical Depression 64Tropical Storm 118

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Tropical Cyclone Categories

Category Maximum Wind Speed in kph

Tropical Depression 64Tropical Storm 118

Typhoon 200Supertyphoon Greater than 200

OMG END OF THE WORLD!!!

1,000,000,000,000,000,000

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The PARNear, PAR, wherever you are.

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Where is the PAR?

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Plotting the PAR

Points Latitude Longitudea 5°N 115°Eb 15°N 115°Ec 21°N 120°Ed 25°N 120°Ee 25°N 135°Ef 5°N 135°E

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Activity 1 Questions

Q1. If a typhoon is located at 15o N, 138o E, is it within the PAR?

Q2. How about if the typhoon is at 19o N, 117o E, is it inside the PAR?

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Activity 2 Questions

1. Where did Sendong form?

2. When did Sendong enter the PAR?

3. When did Sendong leave the PAR?

4. In what direction did Sendong move?

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Under what conditions do

tropical cyclones form?

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Where did the tropical cyclones form? On land or in the ocean?

What can you say about the temperature of the bodies of water in the vicinity of the

Philippines? Is the water warm or cold?

In what direction did the tropical cyclones move?

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Which part of the Philippines was hit by the four tropical cyclones?

In the case of Agaton, Yoyong, and Huaning, where did they die out? Near land or in the

middle of the ocean?

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Over bodies of water, near the

equator!BUT, Why?

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Typhoons need water vapour in

order to form.

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ZONE of greatest heating produces LOW PRESSURE

ZONE of least heating produces HIGH PRESSURE

ZONE of least heating produces HIGH PRESSUREHIGH

HIGH

LOW

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Temperature of ocean water for

cyclones to develop

26.5°C

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Tropical cyclones move in a NORTHWEST direction.

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Tropical Cyclone-

Prone Areas

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Where should a cyclone form so it would hit the Mindanao

area?

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jpmartizanohttp://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/w_pacific/2011H/index.php

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Why do cyclones die out when they reach

land?

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The typhoon has affected some

338,000 people across 13 provinces.

43,000 are seeking refuge in

evacuation centres.

On Friday 16 December Typhoon

Sendong (Washi) hit the southern

Philippines island of Mindanao,

causing flooding that killed nearly

1,000 people.

Typhoon Hits Philippines

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Let’s dissect the cyclone!

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Parts of a Cyclone

•Eye•Eyewall•Rainbands

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Parts of a Cyclone

Eye - lowest air pressure; lowest wind speed;

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Parts of a Cyclone

Eyewall – greatest wind speed

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Parts of a CycloneRainbands – bring rain showers; pressure increases as it goes farther from the eye

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Air pressure in millibars980 930 990 960

930 mb 960 mb 980 mb

990 mb

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Wind Speed in km/h10 200

10 km/h 200 km/h

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Storm Surge

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Are You Prepared?

http://gawker.com/5834445/how-to-prepare-for-a-hurricane

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PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS

A tropical cyclone

will affect

the locality

Winds of 30-60 kph may be expected in at least 36 hours or

irregular rains may be expected within 36

hours

PSWS #1

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PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS

A tropical cyclone

will affect

the locality

Winds of greater

than 60 kph up to 100 kph may be expected

in at least 24 hours

PSWS #2

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PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS

A tropical cyclone

will affect

the locality

Winds of greater than 100 kph to 185

kph may be expected in at least 18 hours

PSWS #3

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PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS

The locality is very

likely to be hit

directly by the eye of

the typhoo

n

Very strong winds of more than 185 kph may be expected in at

least 12 hours

PSWS #4

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EMERGENCY KIT

bottled water

ready to eat food

flashlight

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EMERGENCY KIT

battery-operated radio

Extra batteries

clothes and towels

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EMERGENCY KIT

medicines

toiletries

Cell phone

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Useful WebsitesFor added info, YAY!

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nasa.gov

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noaa.gov

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nhc.noaa.gov