<p>If two cyclones come together and orbit each other as per the <a href="https://www.thoughtco.com/the-fujiwhara-effect-3443929" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Fujiwhara Effect</a>is there a way to calculate the change in pressure gradient that each will face?  If not, are there at least pressure gradient charts showing some previous cyclones that come together so that I could make an estimate of the changes?</p>

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@gansub  thanks, the Peito paper was very interesting.
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Can we calculate the pressure gradient impact on two cyclones with the Fujiwhara effect?
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# Can we calculate the pressure gradient impact on two cyclones with the Fujiwhara effect?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-09-01)

If two cyclones come together and orbit each other as per the [Fujiwhara Effect](https://www.thoughtco.com/the-fujiwhara-effect-3443929)is there a way to calculate the change in pressure gradient that each will face? If not, are there at least pressure gradient charts showing some previous cyclones that come together so that I could make an estimate of the changes?

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> **username_1**: @gansub  thanks, the Peito paper was very interesting.  

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