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What do you think
is inside the tropical
cyclone?​

Sagot :

Answer:

The innermost part of a tropical cyclone is the eye that is typically 20-40 km wide. Inside the eye winds are calm and skies are clear or covered with some cirrus clouds. Tropical cyclones are warm-core systems and therefore the minimum pressure in a tropical cyclone can be found in the eye.

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Answer:

anatomy of a cyclone

Explanation:

Tropical cyclones are compact circular storm,generally some 320km(200miles) in a diameter,whose winds swirl around central region of low atmospheric pressure.The eyewall in turn surrounds interior region,called the eye where wind speed decrease rapidly and the air is often calm.

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