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Tropical cyclones are also called hurricanes or typhoons. The winds from a tropical cyclone go as fast as 120 km an hour the middle of the cyclone is called the eye. The weather in the eye is calm and warm the eye of a hurricane can be anywhere from 3 kilometres in diameter to over 320 kilometres. That’s further than driving to Clan William! The part around the eye is called the eye wall. It is the most dangerous part of the cyclone.



A tornado is a rapidly spinning tube of air that touches both the ground and a cloud above. The fajita scale is a common way of measuring the strength of tornadoes. Most tornadoes travel a few miles before exhausting themselves. The tri-state tornado was the deadliest tornado in U.S. history. The U.S.A averages around 1200 tornadoes every year.

Answer: I’ve got my eye on you. || What did the one tornado say to the other tornado? Answer: Let’s twist again like we did last summer. ||
 * || Tropical Cyclones || Tornadoes ||
 * Type of weather || It is the cold air forming over warm water || It is windy and stormy ||
 * How it affects people || Their house will flood || By blowing their house away ||
 * Where it is most common || Tropics || It is most common in America ||
 * What makes it happen || Very strong wind || It is hot and cold air ||
 * Joke || What did the cyclone say to the other cyclone?