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storm center

[′stȯrm ‚sen·tər]
(meteorology)
The area of lowest atmospheric pressure of a cyclone; this is a more general expression than eye of the storm, which refers only to the center of a well-developed tropical cyclone, in which there is a tendency of the skies to clear.
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The dataset is constructed from CS CPR intercepts of TCs within 1000 km of the storm center. For each CS overpass of a TC, an HDF-EOS file is created containing CS reflectivity, corresponding CS level-2 products, and derived model data from NOGAPS data (version 4.0) and ECMWF (Uppala et al.
This interaction, akin to what happens when winds in Earth's atmosphere strike a mountain, generates the faint white clouds to the right of the storm center, Beebe says.
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