Which characteristic do cyclones and anticyclones have in common?

Cyclones and anticyclones are both air pressures caused by the Earth’s rotation. They are rotating winds responsible for the weather conditions we experienced in a short or long period of time on a scale of days or weeks.

Their one most common characteristic is their wind movement. They are both winds moving in a circular motion.

Though we don’t often hear about anticyclones; however, it is the exact opposite of cyclones or ‘storms’.

Their one most common characteristic is that they are both winds moving in a circular motion. They are rotating winds responsible for the weather conditions we experienced in a short or long period of time on a scale of days or weeks.