Anyone? Also if you can help me find a Low where this doesn't work that helps too. Let me share examples. A Hurricane/Typhoon/Cyclone is simply a colloquial name for a Low Pressure System that has deepened enough to be called a ... Hurricane/Typhoon/Cyclone depending on where you live.
Five above Equator:
Irma - CounterClockWise
Andrew - CounterClockWise
Katrina - CounterClockWise
Haiyan - CounterClockWise
Isabel - CounterClockWise
Five below Equator:
Debbie - Clockwise
Marcia - Clockwise
Yasi - Clockwise
Gita - Clockwise
Winston - Clockwise
Images:
Hurricane Irma - CounterClockWise
Hurricane Andrew - CounterClockWise
Hurricane Katrina - CounterClockWise
Typhoon Haiyan - CounterClockWise
Hurricane Isabel - CounterClockWise
Five below Equator:
Cyclone Debbie - Clockwise
Cyclone Marcia - Clockwise
Cyclone Yasi - Clockwise
Cyclone Gita - Clockwise
Cyclone Winston - Clockwise
Isn't the Equator just a reference line and not the middle of the two ‘hemispheres’ like a Round Earth? Yet the examples above show that there is a serious difference and the Equator appears the dividing line.
Thoughts?