What are storms feeder bands?

Storm feeder bands are elongated rainbands that spiral inward toward the center of a storm, particularly in tropical cyclones such as hurricanes. These bands are crucial for the storm's structure, as they transport moisture from the surrounding environment into the storm's core, contributing to its intensification. Feeder bands can produce heavy rainfall, strong winds, and severe weather, often extending far from the storm's center. They play a significant role in the overall dynamics and impacts of the storm.