Winds are like invisible fans on Earth. The Sun warms up the air, and warm air rises, this creates a space for cooler air to move in, and boom, you get wind. But hurricanes are like supercharged winds that form when warm ocean water meets cool air above, creating giant spinning storms.
Examples
- When you blow on a candle, you're creating a small wind that makes it flicker.
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