Weather Glossary (English-Spanish)
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Publicado: 14 de noviembre de 2012
Term Cyclone
Company The Oxford Companion to the Earth
Definition A large-scale, atmospheric windand-pressure system characterized by low pressure at its center and by circular wind motion, counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere The weather system is a local weather changes, is due to one of the moving greatly small system (high voltage and lowvoltage, etc) cause these system known as the weather system.
Context Domain The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Industry Weather
Other Reference
Part of Speech Noun
Product
Product Category Storm
Synonym Positive vorticity advection
Usage comment
Sources definition Sources http://dictionary.reference.com /browse/cyclon e
Usage Status New
Weather system
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Weather
Noun
Wind
http://en.zhaop ei.com/html/03 18/31213.html
New
Positive vorticity
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
Positive Vorticity developsin a wind field with counterclockwise curvature and/or due to shear with higher velocities on the right, as seen in flow direction.
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Weather
Noun
Atmospheric physics
http://www.me teoblue.com/en _GB/content/in dex/index/id/13 1
New
Vorticity
The OxfordCompanio n to the Earth
A measure of the spin of an air mass such as a low- or high-pressure weather system.
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Physics
Noun
Fluid dynamics
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http://www.ans wers.com/topic /vorticity
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Tropical cyclone
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A tropical cyclone isa storm system characterized by a large low-pressure center and numerous thunderstorms that produce strong winds and heavy rain.
Two major types Meteorology of cyclones are tropical cyclones and extra-tropical cyclones.
Weather
Noun
Storm
Hurricanes, typhons, cyclonic storm, tropical depression, tropical storm, cyclone
The synonmys http://en.wikip are not exacly edia.org/wiki/Tra complete opical_cyclone synoym since depending on its location and strength they are named
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Extra-tropical cyclone
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A cyclone in the middle or high latitudes often containing a cold front that extends toward the equator for hundreds of miles
Two major types Meteorology of cyclones are tropical cyclones and extratropical cyclones
WeatherNoun
Storm
Mid-latitude cyclone, wave cyclone
http://www.me rriamwebster.com/di ctionary/extratr opical%20cyclo ne
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Depression
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A body of moving air below normal atmospheric pressure, which often brings rain The name of a tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 74 miles per hour (65 knots) or greater inthe North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and in the eastern North Pacific Ocean. This same tropical cyclone is known as typhoon in the western Pacific and a cyclone in the Indian Ocean.
The latter are also known as depressions
Meteorology
Weather
Noun
Storm
Lowpressure area
http://dictionar y.reverso.net/e nglishdefinition/depr ession
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HurracaneTropical cyclones Meteorology are also known as hurricanes and typhoons.
Weather
Noun
Storm
Typhoon, tropical cyclone
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Typhoon
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
The name for a tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 74 miles per hour (65 knots) or greater in the western North...
Company The Oxford Companion to the Earth
Definition A large-scale, atmospheric windand-pressure system characterized by low pressure at its center and by circular wind motion, counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere The weather system is a local weather changes, is due to one of the moving greatly small system (high voltage and lowvoltage, etc) cause these system known as the weather system.
Context Domain The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Industry Weather
Other Reference
Part of Speech Noun
Product
Product Category Storm
Synonym Positive vorticity advection
Usage comment
Sources definition Sources http://dictionary.reference.com /browse/cyclon e
Usage Status New
Weather system
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Weather
Noun
Wind
http://en.zhaop ei.com/html/03 18/31213.html
New
Positive vorticity
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
Positive Vorticity developsin a wind field with counterclockwise curvature and/or due to shear with higher velocities on the right, as seen in flow direction.
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Weather
Noun
Atmospheric physics
http://www.me teoblue.com/en _GB/content/in dex/index/id/13 1
New
Vorticity
The OxfordCompanio n to the Earth
A measure of the spin of an air mass such as a low- or high-pressure weather system.
The term Meteorology 'cyclone' refers to a large-scale rotating weather systems which rotate with positive vorticity
Physics
Noun
Fluid dynamics
ω
http://www.ans wers.com/topic /vorticity
New
Tropical cyclone
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A tropical cyclone isa storm system characterized by a large low-pressure center and numerous thunderstorms that produce strong winds and heavy rain.
Two major types Meteorology of cyclones are tropical cyclones and extra-tropical cyclones.
Weather
Noun
Storm
Hurricanes, typhons, cyclonic storm, tropical depression, tropical storm, cyclone
The synonmys http://en.wikip are not exacly edia.org/wiki/Tra complete opical_cyclone synoym since depending on its location and strength they are named
New
Extra-tropical cyclone
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A cyclone in the middle or high latitudes often containing a cold front that extends toward the equator for hundreds of miles
Two major types Meteorology of cyclones are tropical cyclones and extratropical cyclones
WeatherNoun
Storm
Mid-latitude cyclone, wave cyclone
http://www.me rriamwebster.com/di ctionary/extratr opical%20cyclo ne
New
Depression
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
A body of moving air below normal atmospheric pressure, which often brings rain The name of a tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 74 miles per hour (65 knots) or greater inthe North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and in the eastern North Pacific Ocean. This same tropical cyclone is known as typhoon in the western Pacific and a cyclone in the Indian Ocean.
The latter are also known as depressions
Meteorology
Weather
Noun
Storm
Lowpressure area
http://dictionar y.reverso.net/e nglishdefinition/depr ession
New
HurracaneTropical cyclones Meteorology are also known as hurricanes and typhoons.
Weather
Noun
Storm
Typhoon, tropical cyclone
http://www.we http://w New ather.com/gloss ww.nhc.n ary/h.html oaa.gov/a boutgloss. shtml#h
Typhoon
The Oxford Companio n to the Earth
The name for a tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 74 miles per hour (65 knots) or greater in the western North...
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