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Fig. F.8. The samples of typhoon concept in the weather evaluation label dataset. Typhoons are intense low-pressure systems that develops over tropical oceans. These systems feature cyclonic patterns with a calm central eye and spiral bands of clouds producing heavy rain and strong winds. While extratropical cyclones may also exhibit cyclonic patterns, they differ fundamentally from tropical cyclones in their origin, structure, and development processes, especially in the symmetric nature. The life cycle of a typhoon is considered ended when it transitions into an extratropical transition.
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Fig. F.8. The samples of typhoon concept in the weather evaluation label dataset. Typhoons are intense low-pressure systems that develops over tropical oceans. These systems feature cyclonic patterns with a calm central eye and spiral bands of clouds producing heavy rain and strong winds. While extratropical cyclones may also exhibit cyclonic patterns, they differ fundamentally from tropical cyclones in their origin, structure, and development processes, especially in the symmetric nature. The life cycle of a typhoon is considered ended when it transitions into an extratropical transition.