Question

1. what determines which of these names is given to the powerful weather event?

Explanation:

The naming of powerful weather events like hurricanes, typhoons etc. is often determined by a pre - established list of names, the region where the event occurs, and sometimes its intensity and track. For example, in the Atlantic, hurricanes are named from a set list in alphabetical order, and different basins (like the Western Pacific for typhoons) have their own naming conventions.

Answer:

Pre - established naming lists, region of occurrence, intensity and track.