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(Also spelled bagyu or bagyio.) In the Philippine Islands, the name given to any severe tropical cyclone; derived from the city of Baguio, where a record 24-h rainfall of 46 in. (~117 cm) occurred during the passage of a tropical cyclone in July 1911.

Caña, P. J, 2021: Yes, We Call Typhoons Bagyo Because of Baguio City. Here's Why. Esquire Magazine (Philippenes), 15 July 2021, https://www.esquiremag.ph/culture/lifestyle/bagyo-baguio-city-typhoon-a00289-20210715.

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Term edited 24 August 2023.

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-<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">(Also spelled bagyu or bagyio.) In the Philippine Islands, the name given to any severe [[tropical cyclone]]; derived from the city of Baguio, where a record 24-h [[rainfall]] of 46 in. (~117 cm)  occurred during the passage of a tropical cyclone in July 1911.</div></div><br/>
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-</div><div class="reference">Caña, P. J, 2021: Yes, We Call Typhoons Bagyo Because of Baguio City. Here's Why. ''Esquire Magazine (Philippenes)'', 15 July 2021, https://www.esquiremag.ph/culture/lifestyle/bagyo-baguio-city-typhoon-a00289-20210715.</div><br/>
+|Meaning=(Also spelled bagyu or bagyio.) In the Philippine Islands, the name given to any severe [[tropical cyclone]]; derived from the city of Baguio, where a record 24-h [[rainfall]] of 46 in. (~117 cm)  occurred during the passage of a tropical cyclone in July 1911.
+|Explanation=Caña, P. J, 2021: Yes, We Call Typhoons Bagyo Because of Baguio City. Here's Why. ''Esquire Magazine (Philippenes)'', 15 July 2021, https://www.esquiremag.ph/culture/lifestyle/bagyo-baguio-city-typhoon-a00289-20210715.
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 <p>''Term edited 24 August 2023.''</p>
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