Tropical storm. A natural phenomenon involving wind and rain with a maximum wind speed of less than 17m/s, which occurs or develops in tropical oceans.
However, when the wind speed exceeded 17m/s, the name changed depending on the region.
In the North Atlantic or Caribbean, it was called a hurricane; in the Indian Ocean or Arabian Sea, it was called a cyclone; and in the waters around Northern Australia, it was called a willy-willy.
So, what would a tropical depression occurring in the North Pacific, where I was, be called?
That's right. It’s a typhoon.
A typhoon formed in the North Pacific sky where the US Navy's 7th Fleet was stationed.
The A4 scroll that Liza gave me, the Spirit Typhoon magic, created it.
Coincidentally, the magic's name fits perfectly with the region.
Anyway, a strong wind blew through the previously clear and bright North Pacific sky. This wind was much stronger than an ordinary typhoon.
The power of a typhoon was divided into three grades, depending on the strength of the wind.
This wind was blowing much stronger than a grade 1 typhoon, which boasted a wind speed of 51m/s, though that standard was only...
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