Question

any three difference between cyclone and thunderstorm.
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Air carrying water droplets are lifted vertically into the atmosphere due to unequal warming of the surface of the Earth. As a result of this lift, the air condenses and latent heat is released with the expansion resulting from a decrease in pressure (with the increase in height). These condensed droplets freeze and fall back to the ground along with hail, and lightning.

Cyclone

Cyclone is defined as the mass of air that rotates around the centre of low pressure on a large scale. Cyclone is characterized by inward spiralling winds, rotating clockwise (Southern Hemisphere) or anticlockwise (Northern Hemisphere).

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Thunderstorm is a high-speed wind which accompanied by heavy-rain fall, lightening and thunder. Cyclones are low-pressure system with high wind speeds formed. In it wind moves in circle around the center of low-pressure

A cyclone is a natural calamity caused by a difference in air pressure in the atmosphere. It is a violently rotating windstorm. ... They are associated with strong winds, heavy rains, and tidal waves. In tropical regions like India, thunderstorms are common, but very few thunderstorms become cyclones.

thunderstorm is a cyclone but a cyclone is not a thunderstorm. The word cyclone, which means, twist, in Greek, is used for any kind of low pressure where the wind spins counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere. The opposite, a high pressure, is then called, an anticyclone.

A thunderstorm then is a low pressure (cyclone) resulting from a great difference in temperature between the ground and the top of the troposphere. If the measured adiabatic lapse rate (how cold it gets with altitude) is more than the dry adiabatic (about one degree Celsius per 100 meter) then the air is unstable and keeps rising and rising. If there is enough moisture in that air, the chances are that friction will cause static electricity that will end up in a thunderstorm.

Just a last note: In the Indian Ocean, the word Cyclone, is used for what is called a hurricane in the Atlantic; a wind superior to 64 knots or Force 12 in the Beaufort scale.