Hurricane

Hurricane explained in an easy to understand way:

Imagine you're trying to organize a large group of people for a surprise party, but everyone has their own ideas and moves in different directions. This chaos is similar to how a hurricane forms, as warm ocean water fuels the storm, causing individual wind currents to spiral and combine into a powerful system. Just like how the group needs coordination to successfully pull off the party, a hurricane requires these wind currents to align and organize into a cohesive, swirling mass with winds exceeding 74 mph, creating the intense tropical storm.