IDppinẽ is surrounded by different bodies of water and different landforms that can be one of the factors that affect our climate and weather, let us take a closer look at how they can affect us in terms of their wind speed and the amount of or "bagyo" is considered as one kind of weather disturbance and usually develop from a low- pressure area. When there is enough pressure and amount of water vapor, it develops into a depression, and a typhoon. The eye is the center of the is the government agency responsible for giving us information about typhoons. typhoon that is usually calm. It all begins as low-pressure area or LPA over the accompanied by strong circulating winds. In the Northern hemisphere, the LPA is usually calm, and the weather is fine. When the low-pressure area is continuously supplied with water vapor by warm ocean it will develop into The water vapor condenses, and it forms and rain. The energy given off will cause the to rise faster. When the air pressure below of the rising air decreases causing them to become more it will form into an eye faster, and the wind speed increases, and the depression become a storm. With the continuous supply of water vapor, and energy that causes its wind speed to increase, this storm develops into a typhoon, Every year, the Philippines is often visited by a typhoon from June to October but seldom from January to march.
IDppinẽ is surrounded by different bodies of water and different landforms that can be one of the factors that affect our climate and weather, let us take a closer look at how they can affect us in terms of their wind speed and the amount of or "bagyo" is considered as one kind of weather disturbance and usually develop from a low- pressure area. When there is enough pressure and amount of water vapor, it develops into a depression, and a typhoon. The eye is the center of the is the government agency responsible for giving us information about typhoons. typhoon that is usually calm. It all begins as low-pressure area or LPA over the accompanied by strong circulating winds. In the Northern hemisphere, the LPA is usually calm, and the weather is fine. When the low-pressure area is continuously supplied with water vapor by warm ocean it will develop into The water vapor condenses, and it forms and rain. The energy given off will cause the to rise faster. When the air pressure below of the rising air decreases causing them to become more it will form into an eye faster, and the wind speed increases, and the depression become a storm. With the continuous supply of water vapor, and energy that causes its wind speed to increase, this storm develops into a typhoon, Every year, the Philippines is often visited by a typhoon from June to October but seldom from January to march.
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