Cynthia,
On the global scale of things, yes, since the Sun does supply heat to Jupiter. But when hurricanes develop on Earth, it's because the waters over which they form, heat up -- and there is no liquid water on Jupiter. There are still many unanswered questions about the The Great Red Spot, but scientists know that the top of the spot is cold and that it stays in place, at least partly, because of the higher and lower latitude bands surrounding it. Scientists have actually seen other spots form as a result of interactions of these bands of clouds, but none have been as long-lived or as large as the Red Spot.