Rainfall can occur at varying distances from the eye, depending on the intensity and size of the storm system. In general, rainfall can occur within several miles of the eye of a hurricane or tropical cyclone, as the storm system is typically large and expansive, with bands of rain extending outwards from the central eye. However, in smaller and more localized storm systems, such as thunderstorms or squall lines, rain can occur much closer to the eye, sometimes within a few hundred meters or even directly over the eye itself. Ultimately, the distance of rainfall from the eye is determined by the size and intensity of the storm system, as well as the specific atmospheric conditions present.
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