Cyclone 🌀
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A cyclone/typhoon swirl — representing the spiral structure of tropical cyclones, which are called typhoons in the western Pacific, hurricanes in the Atlantic, and cyclones in the Indian Ocean. These massive rotating storm systems can span hundreds of kilometers and sustain winds over 150 mph, representing some of Earth's most powerful weather events. Japan's typhoon season brings regular extreme weather events.

The spiral pattern itself has become associated with hypnosis, dizziness, and any situation that makes someone feel like they're spinning. Used for severe weather alerts, typhoon season content, expressions of overwhelming confusion or dizziness, and the dramatic visual power of spiral patterns.