Question

how are thunderstorm different from cyclone​

Answer 1

Explanation:

As the name suggests, thunderstorms are gushes of wind that are accompanied by thunder and lightning. This is mainly caused due to the rising of hot air, similar to cyclones. However, unlike in cyclones, the rapid and continuous rise in warm air causes the wind to move even faster, thereby causing thunderstorms.

Answer 2

Answer:

Cyclones begin as thunderstorms and later develop into cyclones. 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.

• (The water requires heat when it changes from liquid to Vapour state. The water gives back heat when vapour condenses into liquid and a very low pressure area is created. This is how a thunderstorm becomes a cyclone. Cyclones are produced over the sea in tropical areas when the air is warm and humid.)