ex-tropical cyclone
ex-tropical cyclone noun: a weather system that was a tropical cyclone but has moved out of the tropics, typically losing the eyewall and symmetrical cloud pattern but still having considerable potential for severe weather.
Noun
ex-tropical cyclone (plural ex-tropical cyclones)
- A weather system that was a tropical cyclone but has moved out of the tropics, typically losing the eyewall and symmetrical cloud pattern but still having considerable potential for severe weather.
- Synonyms:
- extra-tropical cyclone, post-tropical cyclone
Synonyms of ex-tropical cyclone
- extra-tropical cyclone
- post-tropical cyclone
Forms of ex-tropical cyclone
| plural | ex-tropical cyclones |
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Questions about ex-tropical cyclone
- What does ex-tropical cyclone mean?
- Ex-tropical cyclone means a weather system that was a tropical cyclone but has moved out of the tropics, typically losing the eyewall and symmetrical cloud pattern but still having considerable potential for severe weather.
- What part of speech is ex-tropical cyclone?
- Ex-tropical cyclone is a noun.
- What is the plural of ex-tropical cyclone?
- The plural of ex-tropical cyclone is ex-tropical cyclones.
Words near ex-tropical cyclone in the dictionary
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