晨读美文 · 高效积累2000词
Typhoons are powerful tropical storms that form over warm ocean waters. They start as clusters of thunderstorms.
When the ocean surface is warm, it heats the air above, causing it to rise and create a low-pressure area. This rising air cools and forms clouds, releasing heat that fuels the storm.
As the storm grows, it begins to rotate due to the Earth's rotation, forming a cyclone. The winds spiral around the low-pressure center, and if conditions are right, the storm becomes a typhoon.
Typhoons bring strong winds and heavy rain, causing significant damage when they hit land. Knowing how they form helps us prepare for these natural disasters.
