PORTRAIT OF A STORMAs the plane lumbers toward the storm,the crew charts the winds,then makes approachesto the storm's eye from all four points of the compass to obtain a portrait of the hurricane.It may take over an hour to pass through the storm,during which time the plane is buckedabout furiously by the wind;then it turns around and goes through again.For nine hours,Galvani and his crew were in the storm.“Every flight is different,”says a veteran of many.“You have to punch through the wall of clouds to get to the eye.The hail can get so bad youcan't hear the engines.The rain can be like a wall of water.You get thrown around a lot.