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Tropical Cyclone Eline

Tropical Cyclone Eline. Affected areas of Mauritius, Reunion, Madagascar, South Africa and Most Destructively Mozambique These were the worst torrential rains to hit the region since 1966!.

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Tropical Cyclone Eline

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  1. Tropical Cyclone Eline

  2. Affected areas of Mauritius, Reunion, Madagascar, South Africa and Most Destructively Mozambique • These were the worst torrential rains to hit the region since 1966!

  3. The resulting Flood in Mozambique destroyed thousands of homes and killed massive amounts of people whom had no shelter from the rising waters!

  4. The Conditions that cause Cyclones such as Cyclone Eline *A sea temperature of more than 27ºC * High Humidity • Little surface friction *Unstable Air *Low Air Pressure *LP area must be pole ward of 5º N, 5ºS These Conditions lasted for a period of time

  5. First Stage of Tropical Cyclone Eline

  6. Mature stage of tropical cyclone Eline

  7. Reasons that caused Cyclone Eline to Dissipate: The Cyclone crossed onto the land and was cut off from the ocean which was fueling the storm. Increased surface friction caused the storm to slow. Came in contact with the Kalahari High Pressure System, where conditions promote system decay!

  8. Vortex Eye of storm

  9. The Make-up of a Tropical Cyclone

  10. Areas hit by Eline Eline’s path towards Land

  11. Tropical Cyclone Eline Synoptic symbol for a Tropical Cyclone

  12. References South African weather bureau : www.weathersa.co.za WWW virtual library : www.vlib.com Time Magazine (Mozambique floods) : www.time.com www.msf.org/projects/africa/mozambique/ www.meto.govt.uk/sec2/sec2cyclone/tcim.html www.yahooligans.com/aroundtheworld/countries/mozamflood www.osei.noaa.gov/ http://cyclones.www9.50megs.com/2000/leonreport.htm T.Coogan & M.Loftus

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