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A cyclone is an atmospheric closed circulation that rotates counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. A tropical cyclone is a generic name for warm-core, nonfrontal, large-scale, low-pressure cyclones originating over tropical or subtropical waters, with organized deep convection (thunderstorm activity) and a closed surface wind circulation around a welldefined center. Tropical cyclones include tropical depressions (winds less than 39 mi/hour or 63 km/hour) and tropical storms (39–73 mi/hour or 63–117 km/hour), which receive a name. When tropical cyclone winds reach 74 mi/hour (119 km/hour), they are called one of the following, depending on location:

The major hurricanes of 2005: A few facts