Tropical Cyclone Structure

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Tropical Cyclone Structure

Primary Circulation Structure (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Primary Circulation Structure (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Vertical Schematic (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Composites of Vertical Structure radial wind tangential wind vertical motion ω (Pa s-1) (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Mature Hurricane: Radial Structure bold: 700 hPa wind (m s-1) thin: 700 hPa height (m) top: T (°C) bottom: Td (°C) vertical motion (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Mature Hurricane: Vertical Structure tangential wind (kt) temperature anomaly (K) (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Mature Hurricane: Vertical Structure Suggestive of the warm thermal anomaly maximized in mid-levels. (Figure obtained from Stern and Nolan (2012), © 2012, American Meteorological Society.)

Idealized Tropical Cyclone Structure tangential wind angular momentum ϴes (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Thermodynamic Structure (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Radial Structure of Wind Profile (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Wind and Vorticity Profile Structures (Figure obtained from Mallen et al. (2005), © 2005 American Meteorological Society.)

Wind Structure Variability by Intensity solid: major hurricanes dashed: minor hurricanes dotted: tropical storms (Figure obtained from Mallen et al. (2005), © 2005 American Meteorological Society.)

Elements of the Primary Circulation (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Eyewall and Rainband Cross-Section (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Primary and Secondary Eyewalls (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Primary and Secondary Eyewalls (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Primary Rainband Convective Structures (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Primary Rainband Schematics (Figure obtained from Houze (2010), © 2010 American Meteorological Society.)

Secondary Circulation (Figure obtained from Shapiro and Willoughby (1982), © 1982, American Meteorological Society.

Secondary Circulation (Figure obtained from Willoughby (1995), © 1995 World Meteorological Organization.)

Barotropic Vortex: Heat Source Response (Figure obtained from Shapiro and Willoughby (1982), © 1982, American Meteorological Society.

Heat Source Response: Radial Sensitivity (Figure obtained from Pendergrass and Willoughby (2009), © 2009, American Meteorological Society.

Barotropic Vortex: Momentum Source (Figure obtained from Shapiro and Willoughby (1982), © 1982, American Meteorological Society.

Mom. Source Response: Radial Sensitivity (Figure obtained from Shapiro and Willoughby (1982), © 1982, American Meteorological Society.