How climate change makes hurricanes worse?

Climate change is like giving hurricanes more energy to play and grow bigger.

Imagine you're playing with a balloon. When it's cool outside, the balloon only stretches a little, that’s like a regular hurricane. But when it gets really warm, like on a hot summer day, the balloon stretches all the way to the top, that’s like a super strong hurricane.

Hurricanes start over warm oceans. The ocean is like a big swimming pool for hurricanes. When the water is warm, it gives the hurricane more power, just like how you get more energy from a hot chocolate on a cold day.

When the ocean is really warm, the storm can grow bigger and stronger, kind of like when you blow up a balloon with lots of air. That means the wind gets faster, the rain gets heavier, and everything around it gets more messy!

So, climate change makes hurricanes like supercharged balloons, they're bigger, stronger, and more fun (or more scary) than ever before!