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Question by andy
Submitted on 10/7/2003
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i am doing typhons in school and i need to know what is the wind spead of a typhon(M.P.H)


Answer by Joe Blow
Submitted on 12/16/2003
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To start, a typhon is another name for a hurricane.  Hurricanes have 5 different levels of intencity, however the speed they go at on land is seldom higher than 120 km/hr.  The 5 hurricane levels are :
1 : 72 - 152 km/hr
2 : 153 - 176 km/hr
3 : 177 - 208 km/hr
4 : 208 - 248 km/hr
5 : more than 248 km/hr

 

Answer by chiochio
Submitted on 9/21/2004
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double o dimwits typhoon.

 

Answer by GAMBONI
Submitted on 4/4/2005
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Ya does not homework stink? Well good luck here is some stuff on typhons:
1.Typhons are the same things as hurricanes
2.If you ever need to know what happens when 2 typhones colide watch perfect storm
3.typhons can spin off tornadoes
that is all i know

 

Answer by deborah
Submitted on 4/6/2005
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dogbite

 

Answer by nelson
Submitted on 9/5/2005
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is there any difference between a Typhon and a hurricane besides the name?

 

Answer by Hiilei
Submitted on 9/6/2005
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I have no idea. Please help me. I am so helpless.

 

Answer by Guitar man
Submitted on 9/21/2005
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u r stupid it goes 155

 

Answer by Gobbs
Submitted on 10/24/2005
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Typhones and hurricanes are the same

 

Answer by kika
Submitted on 10/12/2006
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they form when water hits air

 

Answer by Whatever
Submitted on 4/12/2007
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OK, well first of all it's TYPHOON with two o's you idiots!! And another thing, a typhoon is not the same as a hurricane, yes, they are VERY similar but they are NOT the same thing.

 

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