👉 Hurricane fluid refers to the dynamic, swirling air masses that characterize these powerful tropical storms and hurricanes. It is a term used to describe the complex, rotating structure of a hurricane's eye wall and spiral rainbands, where warm, moist air rises rapidly, creating low pressure at the storm's center. This upward motion fuels intense convection and leads to the formation of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and severe weather conditions. The fluid motion within a hurricane is driven by the Coriolis effect and the temperature gradient between warm ocean waters and cooler air, resulting in a self-sustaining system that can intensify rapidly under favorable conditions.
