Density Changes of Water Helps Typhoons Grow by Tricia Calhoon

They are intensifying because rain reduces ocean salinity and allows typhoons to grow stronger.

2025-09-24 01:12:38 UTC

Allen

2025-09-24 02:59:21 UTC

The density will dencrase and typhoons will grow stronger.

2025-09-24 03:11:10 UTC

the density will become smaller so typhoon will grow larger

Mia

2025-09-24 03:17:13 UTC

The warm water from the see flow up because of the wind, the water get into liquid water drops, the water drop from into clouds, the warm air is still rising up, the wind blow in a circulor pattern around a center. The wind gather into a big thunder cloud, when the wind reach 74MPH the storm have become a hurrican.

2025-09-24 03:25:47 UTC

Hurricanes starts in the warm water like near the topic and the equation that will creat more woist air then turn into water liquids when the air gets cool then gathered together to make a bigger form clouds and the wind began to blow around the center into a circular pattern until it turns into a hurrican.

2025-09-24 07:10:03 UTC

The water vapor is blown up by the wind. The water vapor turn to cloud. The cloud start surrounding the center point. when the spining wind reach 74mph per hour then it is a hurricans.

joseph

2025-09-24 09:23:26 UTC

Kenny

2025-09-26 12:56:22 UTC

I did the homework.