Ways, Through Science, to Counteract Hurricane Forces?
It might be possible but hasn't been done in practice
One idea is that smoke could be introduced into the hurricane and, because the smoke is heavier than air, the wind speeds could be reduced.
The smoke would also cause water vapour to condense at lower altitudes and hamper the heat cycle within a hurricane. When the water evaporates it carries with it the energy needed to heat it to that point. The water vapour is lighter than air and will rise but once it condenses it falls - releasing the energy it gained from rising (like if you pushed a ball up a hill), this energy adds to the air currents within the hurricane. If the water condenses at a lower altitude it doesn't have as much energy.
There are other ideas such as using fans to blow in cool air and seeding clouds with silver iodide (link makes for an interesting read but ultimately failed), these ideas may also have some potential but one of the problems with altering complex weather systems is that the side effects are not necessarily well understood. This makes carrying out practical tests difficult on both a moral and legal level.