193. Which condition exists in the eye of a hurricane?

The eye of a hurricane is characterized by an extremely low barometric pressure. This is the defining feature of the eye, distinguishing it from the surrounding eyewall where winds are strongest and cumulonimbus clouds are concentrated. Winds in the eye are typically light and variable, the eye is often warmer than the surrounding storm, and towering cumulonimbus clouds are not present in the eye itself.