what ia storms real name?
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Ororo Munroe, though it appears it will soon be Mrs. T'Challa!  Black Panther & Storm... imagine their kids!
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sure, i like thunderstorms
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Hurricane/Storm Differences\n\nHurricane is the name given to violent storms that originate over the tropical or subtropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, or North Pacific Ocean east of the International Date Line. Such storms over the North Pacific west of the International Date Line are called typhoons; those elsewhere are known as tropical cyclones, which is the general name for all such storms including hurricanes and typhoons. These storms can cause great damage to property and loss of human life due to high winds, flooding, and large waves crashing against shorelines. \n\nStorm is an atmospheric disturbance in the form of strong winds usually accompanied by rain, snow, or other precipitation and sometimes accompanied by lightning or thunder.\nstorms characterized by area of low atmospheric pressure surrounded by a wind system and often accompanied by rain,storm characterized by extreme cold, strong winds, and heavy snowfall,destructive, violently whirling wind incorporating a funnel-shaped cloud,electrical discharge in the atmosphere often accompanied by thunder
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Yes i really love storms. They put me in a very good mood and i really get a good nights sleep when it storms.
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It's pretty impossible to answer that definitively, but an educated guess (of mine) is that the number is easily over 90%, and probably closer to 98%.\n\nFirst I'll assume we define a thunderstorm as any storm that produces lightning and (therefore) thunder.  That's easy enough, except for how you then define what, exactly, constitutes an individual "storm".  That can get very tricky.  But enough of that...\n\nThe (NWS) criteria for defining a t-storm as severe is one that produces wind gusts of 58mph or more, and/or hail of 0.75" in diameter or larger, and/or a tornado.\n\nhttp://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/#4.2\n\nNot many t-storms produce any of those conditions, percentage-wise.\n\n(Great question, IMO, BTW)
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does a whole bunch of butterflies count as a storm........ like " a storm of butterflies"..
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http://www.thunderstorm.co.nz/13th_december_2003.htm
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last year there was a typhoon in china called:\nlong wang
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His real name is Calvin Broadus. I like a lot of his old songs.
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Air Force Weather Agency :-)
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i know who<<i know,i know not>> is!!!!!!\nMICHLE MOORE!!!
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omg i do- Are you from iowa. i have been trying to find someone forever. i have asked this question like way too many times.  I am from iowa city.  Where are you from?
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The short answer is, it is a committee. \n\nThe names are submitted in advance to a committee of the World Meteological Organization, and they compile lists. \n\nOriginally hurricanes and other cyclones were named using latitude and longitude coordinates, or named after the feast days of saints if they struck on that day. \n\nThe Australian meteorologist Clement Wregge was the first person to consider assigning names to cyclones, back in the 1800s. Wregge used names of Polynesian dieties, as well as names of politicians and women. The US used women's names occasionally during the 1900s for hurricanes, especially after the 1941 novel "Storm" by George R. Stewart. Then in 1951 the US switched to using a phonetic alphabet (Able, Baker, Charlie, etc) and in 1953 returned to using women's names for hurricanes. In 1978, the US started using men's and women's names for cyclones in the Pacific, and in the following year they used men's names as well as women's names for hurricanes as well. \n\nIt is interesting that when they run out of the names for a given year, they use Greek letters for names, as they did this last year. Also, a storm that passes from the Atlantic to the Pacific will be assigned a different name (for example, Joan became Miriam in 1988). If a particularly noteworthy storm occurs, the name associated with that storm is retired. Otherwise, they can be recycled.
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i LOVE storm and phoenix!!
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They aren't.  At least, not anymore.  A storm's name changes gender every storm.  It used to be that every storm was given women's names, but now they aren't.  We now have both Hurricanes, and Himacanes!
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A storm is any disturbed state of a planet's atmosphere, especially affecting its surface, and strongly implying severe weather. It may be marked by strong wind (a wind storm), thunder and lightning (a thunderstorm), heavy precipitation, such as ice (ice storm), or wind transporting some substance through the atmosphere (as in a dust storm, snowstorm, hailstorm, etc).\n\nFormation\nStorms are created when a center of low pressure develops, with a system of high pressure surrounding it. This combination of opposing forces can create winds and result in the formation of storm clouds, such as the cumulonimbus. Small, localized areas of low pressure can form from hot air rising off hot ground, resulting in smaller disturbances such as dust devils and whirlwinds.\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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Are you sure his name is spelled correctly?\n\nSearching for: Brent Gallop, I could not access any pictures.