Hurricanes
Storms and hurricanes are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Storms" instead a noun "Hurricanes".
Storms
Hurricanes and storms are semantically related. You can use "Hurricanes" instead a noun "Storms". popular alternative
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The tendency to name tropical storms/hurricanes, and the jokes that follow ("Hurricane Sandy," for example), including the idea that female-named storms are somehow more destructive than male-named ones.
Source: Companion Cube - The dead in the New Roman Republic are taking little chunks out of the economy, dust storms and hurricanes devastated vast regions of America.
Source: Literature / The Salvation War - From 1950 to 1952, the US WWII list was used to name tropical storms and hurricanes that formed in the Atlantic basin.
Source: Military Alphabet
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