Sketch a cross section of a hurricane on chartA, provided below. Indicate the following:-types of clouds, outlines of their position and height-position of the eye-air flow (updrafts/downdrafts/etc)On chart B, show the atmospheric pressure for cross section that you sketched above. On Chart C, show the rainfall rate

As described below.

Explanation:

A cross-section of a hurricane is given whereon the main parts are the rain bands and the eye and the eye wall and cloud formations and dispersal of the pressure system. First, the hurricane is formed by the dense cirrus clouds and but the eye of the storm remains claim and cloud-free, has sinking air and wind speed not more than 15 mph and can sustain winds over 74 mph. Most of the speed increase in an outwards with the increase of the momentum and eye wall consists of a ring of tall thunderstorms that produces heavy rains and rain bands form away from the eye and due to the clockwise rotation of the warm air and moisture content form the ocean. There is heavy rainfall in the centers and moderates in the side and low at the far ends and similarly, the pressure patterns also goes on decreasing at the sides of the storm.