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Cyclone Nivar to make landfall, How cyclones get their unusual names? | Mirror Now Explainers
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November 25, 2020
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3:59Now PlayingCyclone Nivar is likely to make landfall. Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry brace for its impact. Here we explain how the cyclones get their unusual names.
These quirky names that we hear whenever any cyclone hits a country creates a lot of interest as to how these cyclones are being named. We have been hearing names like Amphan, Nisarga, Katrina, Phony and Hudhud. For naming the cyclones guidelines have been laid by the World Meteorological Organisation. It is a UN Body that monitors the weather, climate and water cycle across the globe. The practise of naming storms started in the United States.
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