During October, the skies become clear but the land remains moist. High temperatures and humidity create an oppressive 'October Heat' during the retreating monsoon.
Explanation:
The Saffir-Simpson scale is used to categorize hurricanes (tropical cyclones) in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific based on their sustained wind speeds. The Richter scale is for earthquakes, the Fujita scale for tornadoes, and the Mercalli scale for earthquake intensity.
Explanation:
Extratropical cyclones are cold-core systems, meaning they are driven by temperature contrasts between air masses and are associated with fronts. They form over land or cold water.
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