Question: why do tropical cyclones develop in late summer?
Answer: Because at this time things start to heat up so as the water warms up it can warm up to a certain amount of a degree due to the equator so as it warms up if it gets to warm it starts a cyclone but first starts as a tropical wave before strengthening to a cyclone.
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Tropical cyclones development occurs in late summer because; The ocean surface attains its maximum temperature several weeks after the solar radiation maximum.
The ocean surface attains its maximum temperature several weeks after the solar radiation maximum, hence, most tropical cyclones occur during the late summer to early fall, more specifically, from July to September in the Northern Hemisphere and from January to March in the Southern Hemisphere as the case may be.
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