10 Interesting Fact About The science behind hurricanes and how they form

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• Storms typhoons are formed on a warm ocean, where sea surface temperatures reach at least 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
• The tropical waves formed in the East and South -southwest regions of the Atlantic Ocean are often a hurricane.
• Typhoon Storm requires a stable and low -pressure atmospheric condition around it to develop.
• Winds blowing from different directions in various heights can help the hurricane develop and move.
• Typhoon System consists of a low pressure center surrounded by large clouds and lightning storms.
• Typhoon can reach wind speeds up to 157 miles per hour or more.
• The biggest hurricane in the world recorded is the typhoon tip that occurred in the northwest Pacific in 1979, with a diameter of 1,380 miles.
• Typhoon Storms are often referred to by different names in various regions, such as Hurikan in the United States, Taifun in Asia, and cyclones in Australia.
• Typhoon can cause large damage, including floods, landslides, and tidal storms.
• Typhoon storms can also cause environmental damage, such as loss of forests and damaged coral reefs.