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is named after woman because they make a lot of noise, do a lot of damage; and man hasn't found a way to control them.

Hurricanes make a lot of noise; they do a lot of damage; and man hasn't found a way to control them. No wonder they're named after women!

is symbolically credited with the power of fecundation and regeneration.

The hurricane (a synthesis and ‘conjunction’ of the four Elements), which is credited with the power of fecundation and regeneration. It was taken up in this sense by the alchemists, as can be seen for example in Jamsthaler’s Viatorium Spagyricum (Frankfort, 1625) (31).

has an eye in the center, both literally and in the spelling.

A hurricane has an eye in the center, both literally and in the spelling.

is a phenomenon that seizes nature on all sides such that it tries to uproot itself like a man struggling in a net.

Tossed by the wind, flowers swivel their heads, fruits shake their hips, the creeper wriggles its whole frame. Seized from all sides by the hurricane, nature tries to uproot itself like a man struggling in a net.

is a phenomenon which rips the air to shreds, into pieces which the rain pastes together.

When the hurricane rips the air to shreds the rain pastes the pieces together. When the fountain splinters water, the air glues it together.

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