How do winds blow around a hurricane?

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Biology

Parker Holland

14 September, 00:46

How do winds blow around a hurricane?

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Athena Fitzgerald · Answer 1

Answer: In a hurricane or any other low pressure, the wind spins anti-clockwise in the northern hemisphere, and clockwise in the southern. Depending on your location relative to the center of the hurricane, you can find out in which direction the wind will blow.

Aimee Stewart · Answer 2

In a hurricane or any other low pressure, the wind spins anti-clockwise in the northern hemisphere, and clockwise in the southern. Depending on your location relative to the center of the hurricane, you can find out in which direction the wind will blow.