Hi! Joe,

On 16/08/2015 6:53 AM, you wrote to Roger Nelson:

 RN>> * When in the Pacific. I thought those storms were called
 RN>> typhoons, but I suppose it wasn't far enough west.

 JD> I too thought that anything in the Pacific, was a typhoon.

It must be a northern hemisphere thing.  We call them cyclones down here. 
I tend to think of these hurricanes as typhoons when the storm system
remains wholly at sea.

There's been a few cyclones up in the Soloman Islands, watched closely by
our weather bureau fellas in recent months.  Late in summer/autumn we did
have at least one originating there, that tracked to our far northern
coastal areas and luckily petered out.

Cheers,
Paul.

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