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Winds near the core of the cyclone can exceed 110 mph (50 meters/second). ... Tropical cyclones require warm surface waters at least 80°F (27°C). During the late summer months, sea surface temperatures reach their highest levels and provide tropical cyclones with the energy they need to develop into major storms.

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Tropical Cyclones develop in late summer in the Atlantic Basic because at that time of the year, the oceanic waters are at their warmest.

What are Tropical Cyclones?

Tropical Cyclones refer to a very intense wind system characterized by low-pressures, which forms over tropical oceans such as the Atlantic often accompanied by winds that have the force of a hurricane.

They are formed when the waters are warm at about 176 degrees Fahrenheit and above and when there is little or no vertical wind.

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