<human>:  What is the difference between a tornado and a hurricane?
<bot>: The primary difference between a tornado and a hurricane is the speed of their wind. Tornadoes typically have wind speeds between 40 and 300 miles per hour, while hurricane wind speeds can range from 74 to more than 157 miles per hour. Tornadoes form and can travel in almost any direction and usually last up to 10 minutes, while hurricanes last between hours and days and typically travel from east to west in the Northern Hemisphere. Tornadoes occur in more localized areas, and hurricane winds and rain can be felt over a much larger area.