What causes hurricanes?
user
Hurricanes are essentially giant, violent storms that occur in the tropical oceans.  They are sometimes referredded to as “superstorms”.  They come from certain weather patterns in the atmosphere, like areas of high pressure and/or low pressure.  If you have a bunch of warm air and moisture converging with some cold air, it can create a storm system that rapidly gets stronger.  That’s the setup for hurricanes.  Then, once they start, they are often fed by warm ocean water, and they can get huge and strong.  Sometimes hurricanes don’t fully develop for a while, or they can come and go quite quickly, but they are very powerful storms.
assistant
What causes hurricanes?
user
Hurricanes are fueded by warm ocean waters and very moist air masses, both of which are collected together in a certain region of the globe. This warm water and air mass feeds the hurricane, and the hurricane in turn stirs up the ocean water and air around it.
assistant
What causes hurricanes?