Hurricanes and Typhoons Storms are extreme weather Spin of the Earth Eastern Pacific heat, atmosphere, and spinning El Nino static electricity Cooler air flows in warm and stormy weather Warm air carries water vapour Heats up air and expands fast Heats up surface of the Earth strikes highest point Great Spot cool air squeezes warm air up cold air rushes up Earth's rotation Oceans soak up heat lightning is electricity Air moving up and down Air flows from different directions Negative charge air masses of different temperatures Storm from ocean to land Eye of the storm World's reserved water path to the ground World weather patterns Tornadoes Hurricanes and Typhoons Storms are extreme weather Spin of the Earth Eastern Pacific heat, atmosphere, and spinning El Nino static electricity Cooler air flows in warm and stormy weather Warm air carries water vapour Heats up air and expands fast Heats up surface of the Earth strikes highest point Great Spot cool air squeezes warm air up cold air rushes up Earth's rotation Oceans soak up heat lightning is electricity Air moving up and down Air flows from different directions Negative charge air masses of different temperatures Storm from ocean to land Eye of the storm World's reserved water path to the ground World weather patterns Tornadoes
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Hurricanes and Typhoons
Storms are extreme weather
Spin of the Earth
Eastern Pacific
heat, atmosphere, and spinning
El Nino
static electricity
Cooler air flows in
warm and stormy weather
Warm air carries water vapour
Heats up air and expands fast
Heats up surface of the Earth
strikes highest point
Great Spot
cool air squeezes warm air up
cold air rushes up
Earth's rotation
Oceans soak up heat
lightning is electricity
Air moving up and down
Air flows from different directions
Negative charge
air masses of different temperatures
Storm from ocean to land
Eye of the storm
World's reserved water
path to the ground
World weather patterns
Tornadoes