Storm Ivo refers to a tropical or extratropical storm that was named Ivo during a particular meteorological season. Storm names are assigned by meteorological organizations, such as the National Hurricane Center or the World Meteorological Organization, to facilitate communication and awareness regarding severe weather systems. Storms are typically given names when they reach a certain level of intensity, making them significant enough to impact communities. The name Ivo can represent a specific event, which may include hurricanes, typhoons, or other significant storm systems, depending on the ocean they form in. The naming convention helps in tracking and reporting storms, as well as providing warnings to the public.
Storm 'Ivo' will hit Spain with extreme weather, including wind gusts up to 100 km/h. Colossal waves reaching seven meters are expected, especially in Galicia's coastal regions. Orange alerts have…