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How does a Tropical Depression differ from a Tropical Storm?

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How does a Tropical Depression differ from a Tropical Storm?

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Unless you live in the Southern hemisphere where it’s high pressure regions which circulate in an anticlockwise fashion. In the Australian severe weather region a tropical cyclone must have 63 km/hrsustained winds and gusts to 90 km/hr. A severe tropical cyclone is 118 km/hr sustained 165 km/hr gusts.

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