The natural phenomenon associated with hurricanes and cyclones is tropical cyclogenesis, the process through which these intense storm systems form over warm ocean waters. A tropical cyclone, including hurricanes and typhoons, develops when moisture-laden air rises, creating low-pressure areas that draw in surrounding air. As this process continues, the storm system gains strength, fueled by warm ocean water and atmospheric conditions. These storms are characterized by strong winds, heavy rainfall, and can lead to significant coastal flooding and damage upon landfall. Monitoring and understanding their formation help in predicting their paths and mitigating potential disasters.