| 2.
Weather in a Hurricane |
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| • | As we
move into the eye, the air temperature |
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winds slacken, rainfall ceases, and the |
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| sky
brightens (fewer clouds). The
barometer |
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now at its lowest. |
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| • | Enter
eastern side of eye wall. Heavy
rain |
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strong southerly winds. |
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| • | Moving
away from the eye wall, pressure |
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| rises,
winds diminish, rain diminishes, … as |
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| the
process reverses. |
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