-
triple eyewalls, and
Hurricane Juliette and Iris (2001) were do****ented
cases of such. The
first tropical system to be
observed with
concentric eyewalls was...
- The
storm then
develops two
concentric eyewalls, or an "eye
within an eye". In most cases, the
outer eyewall begins to
contract soon
after its formation...
- collapsed.
Multiple eyewalls had been
detected in very
strong hurricanes before,
including Typhoon Sarah and
Hurricane Donna.
Double eyewalls were
usually only...
-
produced Category 4
winds sustained at 155
miles per hour (249 km/h) near its
eyewall at the time it
moved as**** on the
Florida Panhandle coast –
renders the...
- "hurricane-like"
storm locked to the
south pole that had a
clearly defined eyewall.
Eyewall clouds had not
previously been seen on any
planet other than Earth...
- 1960,
Hurricane Belle in 1976, and
Hurricane Gloria in 1985. Also, the
eyewall of
Hurricane Bob in 1991
brushed the
eastern tip. In
August 2011, portions...
- the
eyewall of a
tropical cyclone.
Mesovortices range in
diameter from tens of
miles to a mile or less and can be
immensely intense. An
eyewall mesovortex...
- 2016
hurricane season,
including Hurricane Matthew (which made a
partial eyewall landfall), and was
brushed by
Hurricane Irma in 2017. The
first meteorological...
- (185–235 km/h) winds—was
issued for
areas expected to be
impacted by the
eyewall; this
included parts of Aransas, Calhoun, Nueces, Refugio, and San Patricio...
- of
Super Typhoon Sarah p****ed over the island.
Sustained winds in the
eyewall were 130
knots (240 km/h), from the
north before the eye and from the south...
