Understanding

Typhoons
MRS. PRIMELYN D. WAGAS
Most Essential Learning
Competency
Explain how a typhoon
develops and how it is
affected by landmasses and
bodies of water.”
Learning Objectives

Characterize a typhoon
1 and how it develops.

Describe the wind speed

2 and air pressure in the the
different parts of a typhoon

Explain how
landmasses and bodies
3 of water affect
typhoons.
 Recap
Identify if the following illustration is BEFORE,
DURING, and AFTER an earthquake. Write B if the
illustration shows BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE, D
if the illustration shows DURING AN
EARTHQUAKE, and A for AFTER AN
EARTHQUAKE.
Identify if the following illustration is before, during, and after an earthquake. Write B if the illustration
shows BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE, D if the illustration shows DURING AN EARTHQUAKE, and A
for AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE.

D
Identify if the following illustration is before, during, and after an earthquake. Write B if the illustration
shows BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE, D if the illustration shows DURING AN EARTHQUAKE, and
A for AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE.

D
 In order to be prepared, alert, and aware.
Preparation can reduce the loss of lives
and avoid too much damage to the
1. Whyproperties.
it is important to know the
information on what to do before,
during and after an Earthquake?

Critical Thinking Question

 The potential problems caused by
earthquakes are ground shaking, ground
rupture, landslides, rockfalls, tsunamis, and
liquefaction.
2. What do you think will be the
potential problem brought by an
earthquake?

Critical Thinking Question

 We cannot prevent natural earthquakes
from occurring but we can mitigate their
effects by identifying hazards, building
safer structures, and providing education
on earthquake safety.

3. What will you do to prevent future

earthquake damages?

Critical Thinking Question

 Question
What layer is
exposed to
natural
phenomena and
activities like
weather
condition?
 Weather
A day-to-day
condition of the
atmosphere at a
particular time
and place.
- Describe what you
observe in the video
clip.

- What comes on
your mind when you
hear the word
typhoon?
 TROPICAL
CYCLONE
“Tropical” refers
to its geographical
starting point.
“Cyclone” refers
to its cyclonic
circulation.
What is the difference?

Typhoon Hurricane Cyclone

Formed in Northwest Formed in the North Southeastern Indian and
Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Southwest Pacific Oceans
Tropical Cyclogenesis
Stages of Tropical Cyclone

Stage 2: Tropical Depression

Tropical Disturbance Tropical Depression Tropical Storm Tropical Cyclone