Who give the names to these storms and tornados,, like nargis and katrina?

Question

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Answer 1

In the US, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) names them. I don't know if it's by international convention.

Answer 2

Cristo's better than Visnù

Answer 3

Hi

The name of Nargis and Katrina was given by her Foofees, their father's sister, and to storms and tornados, the specific governments or authority, who are in touch with forcasting at local level.

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Answer 4

The RSMCs, or Regional Specialized Meteorological Centres. They are officially given that title by the WMO, or the World Meteorological Organization.

The list of responsibilities is as follows:

Atlantic and Northeast Pacific: National Hurricane Center (named Katrina and all Atlantic storms)

Central Pacific: Central Pacific HC

Northwest Pacific: Japanese Meteorological Agency, though PAGASA (for the Phillipines) has their own naming system in their "area of responsibility".

North Indian Ocean: The India Meteorological Department, widely renowned as the worst tropical met department in the world. They name storms in the Bay of Bengal (like Sidr and Nargis) and the Arabian Sea (like Gonu last year).

South Pacific Ocean: Fiji Met Department in Nadi.

Southwest Indian Ocean: Meteo France, operating from the island La-Reunion (both are used to refer to the same agency when applicable).

Australian region: Australia's Bureau of Meteorology, operating out of Darwin, Australia.

Also, other forecasting agencies that are un-official, like the NRL and the JTWC, handle storms all over the world. They do not have their own naming systems.

Answer 5

ciao sono italiano

in answer indiano che ci faccio?

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