How does hurricanes affect the temperature?

Hurricanes can significantly influence local and regional temperatures due to their intense winds and cloud cover. As a hurricane approaches, it often brings heavy cloud cover that can block sunlight, leading to cooler temperatures in the affected areas. Conversely, the warm, moist air associated with hurricanes can raise temperatures in regions farther away from the storm. Additionally, after a hurricane passes, the disruption of the atmosphere can lead to temporary changes in weather patterns, potentially affecting temperatures for days or weeks.