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human
ELI5: How can hurricane hunters fly into Irma and not get torn apart or thrown into the ocean in the 175+ mph winds?
gpt
It's a rough flight, definitely.  But surprisingly enough, it's not as turbulent as you would think.  The winds are fairly constant in speed and direction and there's not a lot of updrafts and downdrafts to toss you around like if you were flying into a summer thunderstorm.

Sure, there's been a few times where the hunters from both NOAA and the AF Reserve planes have been tossed around good, but that's only been a few instances vs the hundreds of eye penetrations they've done.