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How are the names of the storms chosen?

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Briefings

Marco Neves analyzes Portuguese storm naming conventions, identifying Dutch loanwords like 'bacalhau' and 'iate' used for weather events. The article recommends reading the author's book on the subject.

Key points

• Storms are named using Portuguese words of Dutch origin, such as 'bacalhau' and 'iate', as explained by Marco Neves.
• The article recommends the author's book on storm naming conventions for further study.

Context

Marco Neves explores Portuguese storm naming conventions, identifying Dutch loanwords used for weather events.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Marco Neves's explanation of Dutch-origin words and a book recommendation; no specific storm names, dates, or casualty figures are provided.

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