Question

What is the difference between a tornado and a cyclone?

Answer 1

Differences between a tornado and a cyclone:

Tornado	Cyclone
1. A tornado is a violent, twisted funnel of fast-moving wind.	A cyclone is a massive, powerful storm.
2. When a funnel-like column of cold air sinks down from a story cloud, it forms.	A cyclone is made up of a low-pressure area surrounded by high pressure.
3. Warm air rises and whirls, creating high-speed circulating winds.	High-speed winds whip around the centre, accompanied by heavy rains.
4. They have a smaller circumference.	They are quite large in diameter.