Hurricanes and Cyclones

Hurricanes, also called cyclones or typhoons depending on the region, form over warm ocean water, generally above about 80 degrees Fahrenheit (roughly 27 degrees Celsius), where rising moist air releases energy that organizes into a rotating storm system. Unlike earthquakes, hurricanes develop over days, giving forecasters, aided by satellite tracking, time to predict their path and intensity before landfall.

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