Word Network: cyclone

Weather describes the state of the atmosphere at a specific place and time, including temperature, rain, and wind. It refers to short-term conditions rather than long-term patterns.

Rain is water that falls from clouds in the sky in small drops. It is a natural weather event that provides water for plants and fills rivers and lakes.

Wind is the natural movement of the air outside. It can be a light breeze that you barely feel or a strong force that moves trees and buildings.

A typhoon is a very strong tropical storm with powerful winds and heavy rain. It specifically refers to storms that happen in the western Pacific Ocean near Asia.

A disaster is an event that causes great damage, destruction, or loss of life, often occurring suddenly. It can be a natural catastrophe like an earthquake, or a severe failure in human plans or systems, resulting in widespread negative impact.

A very large area of salt water that covers the majority of the Earth's surface. It is much larger than a sea and surrounds the continents.

A hurricane is a very large and powerful storm with extremely strong winds and heavy rain. These storms form over warm ocean waters and can cause significant damage when they move over land.

A storm is an occurrence of bad weather characterized by strong winds and usually heavy rain, snow, or thunder. It can cause damage to buildings or disrupt travel and daily activities.