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No society lies nearer to the cyclonic path of the forces of world change than the United States, and few societies are more intellectually aware of the nature of the issues that have to be faced.

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Cyclonic indicates powerful storms, often with destructive winds and heavy rain.

Storm Severity

Describe potential damage; cyclonic often precedes terms like 'devastation' or 'destruction'.

Catastrophic Impact

Often found in weather forecasts and reports describing extreme conditions.

Meteorological Usage

Refers to wind patterns moving in the direction of Earth's rotation, useful in geography.

Directional Motion

Cyclonic is a technical term, often used by professionals in geography or meteorology.

Technical Term

Cyclonic motion differs with hemispheres; counter-clockwise in Northern, clockwise in Southern.

Hemisphere Specific

Used to explain fluid dynamics, like movements of air in weather systems.

Science Context

Imagine cyclonic as a spiral pattern, like water going down a drain.

Spiral Visualization

Depicts action, movement; used to describe an active process or force.

Dynamic Action

 93 percent of the extra heat is absorbed in the oceans, and the ocean temperatures are reaching record levels as well. And that means more water vapor comes off the oceans, and the warmer ocean temperature makes the cyclonic storms, like hurricanes and typhoons much stronger.

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 helping science understand how the atmosphere as a system is responding to those subtle changes in chemistry combining that data with information coming from satellites we can see a disturbing trend in the behavior of these cyclonic storms

Cyclonic

Storm Severity

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