Area larger than 16 countries
Satellite images show Hurricane Katrina in the Pacific region, with an organized and clearly circular structure, featuring a wide eye spanning about 8,000 square kilometers—more than the area of 16 countries or 6 Arab capitals—highlighting the hurricane's size and strength. The eye is located at the center of the storm and is typically characterized by relative calmness, with lower wind speeds and rainfall, while the eyewall is the most violent part, where the strongest winds and thunderstorms gather. The clarity of the eye and the regularity of the structure indicate the strength and organization of the hurricane, while the massive size of the eye reflects the enormity of the storm system and its potential for destruction.
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