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What minimum sea temperature is required for tropical storm formation?

26.5°C

Between which latitudes do tropical storms form?

5° and 15° N/S of Equator

Why can't tropical storms form directly at the Equator?

Coriolis effect is too weak

To what minimum depth must warm water extend below the ocean surface?

60 metres

What happens when a tropical storm moves over land?

It rapidly loses strength

What is the 'eye' of a tropical storm?

Calm centre with clear skies

Where are the strongest winds and heaviest rainfall found in a tropical storm?

In the eyewall

What wind speed do tropical storms commonly exceed?

120 km/h

What causes storm surge during a tropical storm?

Low pressure raising sea level

What energy is released when water vapour condenses in a tropical storm?

Latent heat energy

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