Explanation:
The tropical regions receive direct (high-angle) solar radiation, concentrating sunlight over a small area and providing high energy, resulting in warm temperatures year-round.
Explanation:
A macroburst is a larger-scale downburst of air from a thunderstorm, covering a wider area than a microburst and producing damaging winds.
Explanation:
Tropical cyclones are warm-core systems, meaning they are powered by the release of latent heat from condensation in the warm, moist air. Extratropical cyclones are cold-core systems.
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