Traditionally the Pacific cyclone season spans the months from November and March.
But with temperatures rising constantly, every year brings a new facet to the climate change phenomenon and the potential for cyclones outside of the traditional period has increased dramatically.
Since records began in 1847 there have been 57 depressions or cyclones outside of the November-March period with 33 in May. Cyclones develop during extremely hot periods, so as temperatures rise, so does the potential for increased cyclonic activity.
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