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Alright little buddy, imagine this:
– Tornadoes are like super-fast spinning tops that show up during big storms. They can be really small or really big, but they usually don’t last very long. They can knock over trees and houses when they touch the ground.
– Hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones are all big, spinning stormy circles that happen over the ocean. They are like big brothers to tornadoes, but they last longer and cover a larger area.
The only difference between these three is where they happen:
Hurricanes happen near the United States and Caribbean.
Typhoons happen near Asia.
Cyclones happen near Australia and India.
So, they are all windy spinning storms, but tornadoes are smaller and faster, and the big stormy circles have different names depending on where they happen.
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