Tropical Storms and Droughts (OCR GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)): Quizzes

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What is the minimum wind speed that defines a tropical storm?

120 km/h

What is the maximum diameter a tropical storm can measure?

650 km

What are tropical storms called in the Indian Ocean?

Cyclones

Between which latitudes do tropical storms typically occur?

15°N and 15°S

During which months do hurricanes mainly occur?

May to December

What weather system causes droughts by preventing rainfall?

High-pressure systems

How do high-pressure systems prevent cloud formation?

By creating descending air

How might global warming affect future tropical storms?

Same number but more intense

When did drought severity begin to increase markedly?

Around 1940

Why do warmer oceans potentially lead to more intense tropical storms?

They provide more energy

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