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The center of Isaias refers to the location of the eye of the tropical storm or hurricane. It is the area with the lowest pressure and strongest winds, and is typically surrounded by a wall of clouds and precipitation.
When the center of Isaias passes near a certain location, it means that the eye of the storm is moving close to that area. This can bring strong winds, heavy rain, and potential storm surge to the affected area.
The pressure drop graph shows the change in atmospheric pressure over time during a storm. A rapid drop in pressure is often an indication of a strengthening storm, while a gradual drop may suggest a weakening storm.
The local weather can have an impact on the pressure drop graph during a storm. For example, if there is a strong high pressure system nearby, it may prevent the storm from intensifying as quickly, resulting in a slower drop in pressure.
While the pressure drop graph can provide valuable information about the strength of a storm, it should not be relied upon as the sole predictor of intensity. Other factors, such as wind speed and direction, must also be taken into account when predicting the intensity of a storm.