What is  Fujiwhara Effect?

What Happens if Fujiwhara Effect Occur?

During the Fujiwhara interaction, the centers of the two hurricanes involved in the phenomenon begin to mutually orbit in a counterclockwise direction about a point between the two hurricanes or cyclonic vortices. The position of the point is dependent on the intensity and relative mass of the cyclonic vortices. The smaller hurricane involved in the Fujiwhara Effect moves at a faster rate than the bigger one about the central point. Also Fujiwhara Effect might lead the two hurricanes to spiral into the central point and merge with each other, or it might trigger the development of a larger cyclone. The effect might also divert the original path of one or both the hurricanes