Question

(03.04) why does hurricane season occur from late spring through fall in the atlantic region? to form, hurricanes need warm ocean waters. to form, hurricanes need the high air temperatures to form. hurricanes result from thunderstorms, which only form in the summer. hurricane season always comes after tornado season, which takes place in the summer.

Explanation:

Hurricanes are fueled by warm ocean waters. The period from late spring through fall in the Atlantic has warmer ocean temperatures which provide the energy needed for hurricane formation. High air - temperatures alone are not sufficient, thunderstorms can form in seasons other than summer, and there is no direct link between tornado and hurricane seasons determining the hurricane season.

Answer:

To form, hurricanes need warm ocean waters.