Learn About Hurricanes & Typhoons! | Weather Songs For Kids

The video explains the similarities and differences between hurricanes and typhoons. Both are strong storms, but their names depend on their geographical locations. Hurricanes form over the Atlantic and eastern Pacific Oceans, affecting areas like the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and the eastern coasts of North and Central America. The video provides a detailed look at how these storms form and their impact regions.

What is a common characteristic of both hurricanes and typhoons?

• They form over cold waters.

• They produce strong winds.

• They occur only in the Atlantic Ocean.

• They are always stationary.

Where do hurricanes typically form?

• Over the Indian Ocean

• Over the Atlantic Ocean

• Over the Arctic Ocean

• Over the Mediterranean Sea

Which ocean is not mentioned as a formation area for hurricanes?

• Caribbean Sea

• Indian Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

Which regions are typically affected by hurricanes?

• Western Europe

• Southern Africa

• Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico

• East Asia

What is the main difference between hurricanes and typhoons?

• Their size

• Their color

• Their geographical location

• Their speed