In the northern hemisphere, cyclones are called hurricanes or typhoons and their winds blow in an anti-clockwise circle. In the southern hemisphere, these tropical storms are known as cyclones, whose winds blow in a clockwise circle.yclones begin in tropical regions, such as northern Australia, South-East Asia and many Pacific islands. They sometimes drift into the temperate coastal areas, threatening more heavily populated regions to the South.
Average Charges. Professional electricians may actually charge anywhere from $40 to $100 an hour, depending on the job and the skill level of the person performing it. For instance, a licensed journeyman averaged a $54.39 per hour charge for residential work as of 2012, according to the Top Electricians website.If an apprentice electrician is sent to perform a simpler job, the charge may be lower, with an average of $39.79 an hour.or instance, a licensed journeyman averaged a $54.39 per hour charge for residential work as of 2012, according to the Top Electricians website.
The top-paying industry for electricians was motion pictures and videos, at a much higher than average hourly rate of $36.32. No real pattern emerged from the BLS's study on the top-paying states for electrician rates.Alaska took the top honors with an hourly mean rate of $32.44.Closely behind were Illinois, at $32.33 per hour, and New York, at $32.00 per hour. Also higher than the country's median was Hawaii, at $31.59 per hour, and New Jersey, at $31.02 per hour.. These numbers represent what an electrician actually gets paid.0 dollars per hour is my break even point to send a fully licensed electrician to a job. That includes vehicle cost not including any other overhead. Now I need a profit to stay in business. The only way to go cheaper is to bypass the governing agencies that are overseeing the integrity and safety of the work.