What would happen if you trow a bomb in the eye of a hurricane?

Answer 1

I am not sure what you are getting at. If I assume that you are asking the following:

I am standing in the eye of a hurricane. I have a missile with a conventional warhead. I launch the missile and detonate it at the general altitude of the hurricane. What happens?

Nothing. Nothing happens. When the missile explodes, a large portion of the shrapnel will go down to ground, but some of the shrapnel will cut into the strongest winds of the hurricane and be blown around. The explosion and the flying shrapnel is of an intensity that is too weak to actually destabilize the hurricane.

If you use a nuclear warhead, the explosion will have an effect because nuclear weapons have environmentally destabilizing effects, but an environmental specialist would have to clarify it.

Answer 2

Tossing a bomb into a hurricane would likely have minimal impact on the storm's strength or structure. Hurricanes are massive and powerful systems, and a single explosive device would not be enough to significantly alter their dynamics. It is not recommended or feasible to attempt such an action.