Question

Air spiraling rapidly inward toward the center of a hurricane does not make it all of the way to the center because of?

Answer 1

Coriolis effect ,which deflects air that is being drawn into the surface low -pressure center , setting up a cyclonic rotation. Air spiraling rapidly inward towards the center of hurricane in counter clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

At the center of the storm , air sink , forming an eye which is mostly cloud free and cross section of typical hurricane. Gravitational disturbance which we can called as density waves, rippling slowly through a galaxy and caused it to wind up and generate the spiral appearance.

Outside the eye-wall of hurricane rain-bands spiral inwards towards the eye-wall. Air flowing flowing inward warms adiabatically  causing additional heat to be added to the storm. Inward flowing air flowing adiabatically heat from the warm ocean below.

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