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types of low
pressure areas, one of
which is the
extratropical cyclone. The
descriptor extratropical signifies that this type of
cyclone generally occurs...
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types of surface-based cyclones:
extratropical cyclones,
subtropical cyclones and
tropical cyclones. An
extratropical cyclone is a
synoptic scale low-pressure...
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tropical cyclones,
extratropical cyclones cause an offs**** rise of water. However,
unlike most
tropical cyclone storm surges,
extratropical cyclones can cause...
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extratropical cyclones. As
early as the 1950s,
meteorologists were
uncertain whether they
should be
characterized as
tropical or
extratropical cyclones...
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latitudes (about 30 degrees) and
trend towards the
poles and
steer extratropical cyclones in this
general manner.
Tropical cyclones which cross the subtropical...
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Southern Hemisphere. It has also been used for one
extratropical cyclone. In the Atlantic:
Hurricane Katie (1955) – made
landfall in...
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corresponds to a
horizontal scale typical of mid-latitude
depressions (e.g.
extratropical cyclones). Most high- and low-pressure
areas seen on
weather maps (such...
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using the term 'front'?"
Weather portal Cyclogenesis,
extratropical cyclones Extratropical cyclone,
formation Notable non-tropical
pressures over the...
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significant extratropical cyclones form each winter. In Europe,
particularly in the
United Kingdom and in the Netherlands,
recurring extratropical low-pressure...
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feature on
extratropical storms,
Savage Planet:
Storms of the
Century –
Extratropical Storms USA
Today article on
extratropical storms,
Extratropical storms...
