"bomb cyclone" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: bomb cyclones [plural]
Etymology: From bomb + cyclone, referring to the extreme rapidity of the storm's development. Etymology templates: {{compound|en|bomb|cyclone}} bomb + cyclone Head templates: {{en-noun}} bomb cyclone (plural bomb cyclones)
  1. (meteorology) A type of extratropical cyclone characterized by high winds, a high level of precipitation, and rapid development. Categories (topical): Meteorology Related terms: bombogenesis, explosive cyclogenesis, meteorological bomb, weather bomb Translations (Translations): 炸彈氣旋 (Chinese Mandarin), 炸弹气旋 (zhàdànqìxuán) (Chinese Mandarin), bombe cyclonique (French), Bombenzyklon [masculine] (German), ciclone bomba [masculine] (Italian), 爆弾サイクロン (bakudan saikuron) (alt: ばくだんさいくろん) (Japanese), 爆弾低気圧 (bakudan tēkiatsu) (alt: ばくだんさいきあつ) (Japanese), ciclón bomba (Spanish)

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