CNET - After Hurricane Ian dealt a devastating blow to Florida, scientists are working to learn more

After Hurricane Ian dealt a devastating blow to Florida, scientists are working to learn more about the its behavior to help with forecasts for future storms. ⁠⁠A satellite operated by NASA and the United States Geological Survey gives a view of the storm's eye on Sept. 28 with some clues as to why Ian was so dangerous. The area surrounding the eye is made of a ring of thunderstorms called the eyewall. ⁠⁠"The swirling clouds along the edges of the eyewall are mesovortices — small-scale rotational features found in hurricanes with unusually strong winds," :NASA said in a statement on Tuesday.  :⁠⁠Tap the link in our bio to read more.⁠⁠#HurricaneIan #NASA #Space #Florida
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