Definition: Typhoon is a tropical cyclone with winds exceeding 75 miles per hour or more (89 km/h) in a single night, typically affecting land and seas around the world. The term "typhoon" comes from Latin, meaning "storm," which historically referred to storms that did not last long enough for people to know they were coming. The word itself was first used during the 16th century.
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