Dear Tom, My son is studying tornadoes and hurricanes in his fourth-grade science class, and the following question has caused some controversy and discussion: Do tornadoes have eyes? — Denise ...

are theorized to have a calm or nearly calm “eye,” an area of relatively low wind speed near the center of the vortex. The theory is actually born out by Doppler velocity radar observations.

The heavy rains and winds stilled, bringing an eerie calm. — -- ABC News producer Kaitlyn Folmer is covering Hurricane Irma in Naples, Florida. Below, she describes her experience inside the ...

She’s Black, wearing a green hoodie and gazes out at the viewer with serious but seemingly calm eyes. Her mouth is covered by an American flag contoured to the shape of her face. Titled "They ...