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professor190 [17]
3 years ago
13

How does a cyclone hurricane form

Geography
1 answer:
Irina18 [472]3 years ago
4 0
Cyclone Hurricane Formation Steps:

1. Warmth from the ocean heats the air above.
2. The rising warm air evaporates.
3. Winds that are coming together force the air upward.
4. Wind flows outward above the storm, allowing air below to rise up.
5. The humid air that is rising makes the clouds of the storm.
6. Winds outside of the storm steer it. It also lets the storm grow. The low pressure sucks in air and causes strong winds.

Hope this helps! :)
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Magma differentiation -

It is also called igneous differentiation , is a kind of combination term for the various processes involved in the chemical change by which magmas undergoes bulk changes during cooling , emplacement , partial melting process or eruption .

The process involved has been called the FARM process , i.e , starting with Fractional crystallization , Assimilation , Replenishment and Magma mixing.

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