Science of Storms: Lecture 4 | Tropical cyclones

Desktop camera recording of the course Science of Storms that was taught by Prof. Djordje Romanic at the University of Genoa, Italy, in 2024. Lecture 4 of Science of Storms on hurricanes and tropical cyclones in general.
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[@yashwantlokare4494]

The explanation of upper level high being actually lower in pressure than the surface low it rose from and that the designated high was so with respect to surrounding area of low pressure, was very clarifying. One question though: Was that surrounding low pressure due to heating by Latent heat converted to sensible heat?? or due to inherent property of atmosphere to be lower in pressure at 200hpa levels?

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Low pressure in the tropical cyclone is associated with the release of latent heat into sensible heat.