Change the words in capital letters lexically and grammatically so they fit the text.

Hurricanes are giant, wet, and ... \(WIND\) tropical storms. They bring winds of over 150 miles an hour, and the hurricane clouds can carry enough water for more than 2.4 trillion gallons of rainfall in a day. Now, if you're thinking that you don't know the ... \(DIFFER\) between hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons, don't worry. They are ... \(ACTUAL\) the same thing. The names just come from the ... \(VARY\) parts of the world: cyclones start in the Indian Ocean and typhoons in the ... \(WEST\) Pacific Ocean. Hurricanes begin in the Atlantic Ocean and there is an annual season from mid-August to late October.