The wind sweeps it up and it mixes, all that dust rubbing as the wind carries it along creates a lot of static electricity, when the Earth's atmosphere becomes charged, there exists an electrical potential. Following Maxwell's laws the electromagnetic current drains down to earth as a vortex. This provides the rotational inertia, once you get some flow going, say by evaporating water(steam) pushing large parcels of air upward, the rotational inertia and airflow create a strong vortex. A hurricane.
One effect of this vortex is to cool, because it pulls cool high air from the upper atmosphere where the air condenses quickly once it reaches ground level. However it also acts as a conduit for geomagnetic currents. Notice that even category 1 hurricanes routinely destroy transformers and other high voltage equipment despite negligible structural damage. Vortices are conduits not for just air, but electromagnetic energy as well. This is all elegantly described by Maxwell's laws.
https://youtu.be/rB83DpBJQsE
The wind sweeps it up and it mixes, all that dust rubbing as the wind carries it along creates a lot of static electricity, when the Earth's atmosphere becomes charged, there exists an electrical potential. Following Maxwell's laws the electromagnetic current drains down to earth as a vortex. This provides the rotational inertia, once you get some flow going, say by evaporating water(steam) pushing large parcels of air upward, the rotational inertia and airflow create a strong vortex. A hurricane.
One effect of this vortex is to cool, because it pulls cool high air from the upper atmosphere where the air condenses quickly once it reaches ground level. However it also acts as a conduit for geomagnetic currents. Notice that even category 1 hurricanes routinely destroy transformers and other high voltage equipment despite negligible structural damage. Vortices are conduits not for just air, but electromagnetic energy as well. This is all elegantly described by Maxwell's laws.
https://youtu.be/rB83DpBJQsE
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