In a cyclone, the "eye" refers to the center of the storm, which is typically characterized by calm weather conditions. Looking at the options provided:

Option 1 suggests that the eye of the cyclone has an abnormally high temperature and the lowest pressure. This is indeed correct. The temperature in the eye of the cyclone is relatively higher compared to the surrounding areas, and the pressure is at its lowest point. This is because the air in the eye of the cyclone is descending and warming due to compression. The low pressure at the center allows for air to rise and form the outer bands of the storm.

Option 2 suggests that the eye of the cyclone has abnormally low temperature and pressure. This is not accurate, as the temperature in the eye is generally higher than the surrounding areas.

Option 3 suggests that the eye of the cyclone has clear sky and the lowest temperature. This is also incorrect, as the eye of the cyclone is usually cloud-free, but the temperature is not necessarily the lowest.

Option 4 suggests that the eye of the cyclone has dense cloud cover and low pressure. While the low pressure is true, the dense cloud cover is not present in the eye of the storm. The dense cloud cover is typically found