One example of the eye of a hurricane is the eye of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall in August 2005. After causing significant destruction along the Gulf Coast of the United States, when the storm reached New Orleans, it had a well-defined and relatively large eye. The eye of Hurricane Katrina spanned approximately 30 miles (48 kilometers) in diameter. Within the eye, there was a period of calm weather with light winds and clear skies, providing a temporary respite from the intense winds and heavy rain associated with the rest of the storm.
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During Hurricane Katrina, the eye had a calm weather region in the center. It provided temporary relief from the strong winds and heavy rainfall associated with the storm.
