For those of you who aren't all that familiar with hurricanes, one of the indicators of how bad a hurricane is, is the barometric pressure inside the eye of the storm. The lower it is, the worse it is. If you ever hear that a hurricane's pressure has dropped or is dropping, it usually means that storm is about to intensify and get even worse.
Anecdotally, another indicator of hurricane intensity, or anticipated intensity, is how excited the meteorologists get when they're talking about it. It may also correlate with the number of four-letter words being uttered by emergency management personnel.
Anecdotally, another indicator of hurricane intensity, or anticipated intensity, is how excited the meteorologists get when they're talking about it. It may also correlate with the number of four-letter words being uttered by emergency management personnel.