Highly asymmetric structures in a landfalling hurricane can lead to the formation of heavy rains, wind gusts, and tornados at prefered locations relative to the center of the hurricane. In this study, the development of asymmetric structures in an explicitly simulated idealized hurricane during landfall was investigated.
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