Answer: When high sea temperatures occur, the heat causes the air particles to rise, and as the particles gain energy more particles rise due to the air escaping from high to low pressure like in a convection current, so when the air particles reach a greater height they will cool and fall. As more air particles rise and cool to sink, they will rush towards the low pressure centre and with all the rushing particles will form the most energy stable solution, creating a vortex, and the latent energy within the cyclone will cause the damage.
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