Bomb Cyclone vs Hurricane: What’s the Difference?
A bomb cyclone is a rapidly intensifying extratropical low-pressure system, while a hurricane is a tropical cyclone that forms over…
Large-scale low-pressure weather system forming outside the tropics, typically associated with frontal boundaries and responsible for much of midlatitude storminess.
A bomb cyclone is a rapidly intensifying extratropical low-pressure system, while a hurricane is a tropical cyclone that forms over…