πͺοΈ What Is a Cyclone?
π§οΈ What is a cyclone?
A cyclone is a big, powerful storm that forms over warm ocean water.
It brings:
- Strong winds π¨
- Heavy rain π§οΈ
- Big waves π
π Where do cyclones form?
Cyclones form:
- Over warm seas
- Near the equator
- When ocean water is very warm
Different names:
- Cyclone β Indian Ocean
- Hurricane β Atlantic Ocean
- Typhoon β Pacific Ocean
π§ They are the same kind of storm!
π How does a cyclone form? (Simple steps)
1οΈβ£ Warm ocean water heats the air
2οΈβ£ Warm air rises up β¬οΈ
3οΈβ£ Cooler air rushes in
4οΈβ£ Winds start spinning πͺοΈ
5οΈβ£ The storm grows bigger and stronger
ποΈ What is the βeyeβ of a cyclone?
- The eye is the calm center
- Very little wind inside
- Strong winds swirl around it
π§² Why do cyclones spin?
- Earthβs rotation makes the storm spin
- This is called the Coriolis effect
π§ Easy to remember
Warm ocean + rising air + spinning winds = cyclone
β Fun facts for kids
- Cyclones can be hundreds of kilometers wide
- They weaken when they reach land
- Scientists track cyclones using satellites π°οΈ
π‘οΈ Safety tip
- Stay indoors during warnings
- Listen to weather alerts
- Stay away from the sea


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