This dictionary provides a comprehensive exploration of typhoons, a powerful and destructive type of tropical cyclone that affects regions primarily in the Pacific Ocean and Southeast Asia. It covers the meteorological processes behind typhoon formation, their impacts on coastal and inland areas, and the dangers they pose to both human populations and ecosystems. The dictionary delves into forecasting methods, preparedness strategies, and the environmental and societal consequences of typhoons, making it an essential resource for understanding these intense storm systems and their management.

Typhoons– Typhoons are the term used for tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific Ocean. Similar to hurricanes, they are intense storms with strong winds and heavy rain. This section explains their formation, behavior, and the specific challenges faced by regions affected by typhoons.