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Concentric eyewalls are a phenomena that are a product of both rapid intensification and eyewall replacement, where two eyewalls develop within a hurricane causing it to weaken. An example of concentric eyewalls occurring was in Hurricane Gilbert as it moved through the Yucatan Peninsula, and back out into the Gulf of Mexico in September, 1988.
