Meteorologist Derek Sibley explains how tropical systems develop and strengthen into dangerous storms.

Hurricanes normally develop in tropical regions where the sea surface temperature is at least 80 degrees. Here's how they form and grow.

Hurricanes form in tropical regions over warm ocean waters that reach down at least 200 feet. As this warm water evaporates, it saturates the air and fuels the storm.

Have you ever wondered how hurricanes form? Get an inside look at their birth and devastating power with this infographic from USA TODAY.

It seems that hurricanes will continue to cause devastating damage, and this is what to know about the storms.

Ever wonder how hurricanes form? Here's how it happens Here's where the word "hurricane" comes from and how these storms differ (or not) from cyclones and typhoons.

When it comes to hurricanes, there’s more to them than meets the eye. Here’s where the word “hurricane” comes from and how these powerful storms are different (or not) from cyclones and ...

We looked at National Hurricane Center records to see when the first named tropical storm and hurricane has formed over the past 30 years.

When it comes to hurricanes, there’s more to them than meets the eye. Here’s where the word “hurricane” comes from and how these powerful storms are different (or not) from cyclones and ...

Ever wonder how hurricanes form? Here's how it happens Here's where the word "hurricane" comes from and how these storms differ (or not) from cyclones and typhoons.

Few things beat a hurricane when it comes to showcasing nature’s fury. A hurricane’s gales alone can churn out about half as much energy as the global electrical generating capacity — not to ...