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Aside from hurricanes and typhoons, which are essentially the same thing, all of these have different causes. Here is each phenomenon simplified down to three causal factors.

Hurricanes/typhoons:

  1. Warm ocean water to power the storm
  2. Earth's rotation to set the storm spinning
  3. A disturbance to act as a "seed"

Tornadoes:

  1. Thunderstorms fueled by unstable air
  2. Wind shear to set storms spinning
  3. A downdraft to torn the rotation into a tornado

Volcanic eruptions:

  1. A source of magma (plate boundary or hot spot)
  2. A pathway to the surface
  3. Pressure from overlying rocks and trapped gasses

Earthquakes:

  1. Movement in the Earth's crust to create stress
  2. A fault for that stress to act upon
  3. Slipping of rock on either side of the fault
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