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Hurricane Katrina formed from a tropical wave and a tropical depression in the Bahamas with conditions in the area such as a low pressure system and humid temperatures added to the making of this hurricane. Winds started to form moving in a spiral and, as the air pressure continued to drop more air was sucked in creating a vortex of the hurricane.
