Question

How cyclone made class 5 short answer

Answer 1

Answer:

Cyclones form with a combination of very warm sea surface temperatures and the right type of outflow. ... The energy created from the thunderstorms can then add to the whole system and a tropical cyclone will form. Cyclones rely on the circulation of Earth, so they form away from the equator

Explanation:

Answer 2

• Cyclones form over warm ocean waters near the equator and are centerd on low air pressure zones.
• Warm wet air rises upward from the ocean's surface, forming a low-pressure zone.
• Air with greater pressure from the surrounding region rushes into the low-pressure zone.
• The cycle repeats when the chilly air warms up and gets wet, rising again.
• The moisture in the air cools as the warm air rises, causing cloud formation.
• With time, the entire system matures and becomes more rapid.
• As a result, a low-pressure center is generated in the center, as illustrated in the diagram, into which high-pressure air flows from above, resulting in a cyclone.