Tropical Cyclone Research And Review is an academic journal dedicated to the study of tropical cyclones, published to promote a deeper understanding and scientific understanding of the phenomenon of tropical cyclones. The journal's content is diverse and covers everything from tropical cyclone observation and modelling to forecasting and impact assessment. The journal pays special attention to tropical cyclones that exhibit unusual characteristics or behavior, such as changes in intensity, track anomalies, etc. These studies contribute to a better understanding of the complexity and unpredictability of tropical cyclones, providing a scientific basis for future predictions.

For tropical cyclones that have a catastrophic impact on members of the Typhoon Committee and other World Meteorological Organization (WMO) agencies, the journal conducts in-depth case studies on their causes, impacts, and impacts on communities and economies to inform disaster management and emergency response. The journal encourages publication of new advances in applied and basic tropical cyclone research, including new observational techniques, numerical simulation methods, and theoretical models. These studies help to improve the forecast accuracy of tropical cyclones and the reliability of early warning systems.