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4 March, 17:47

Going from the outer edge to the very center of a hurricane:

a. surface winds continually increase

b. surface winds decrease until reaching the eye wall, then increase

c. surface air pressure decreases until reaching the eye wall, then increases

d. surface air pressure continually decreases

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