Tropical Cyclone Zelia now category 5
Tracking Tropical Cyclone Zelia
Zelia was a tropical cyclone in the Indian Ocean Friday morning Australian Western Time, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said in its latest advisory. The tropical cyclone had sustained wind speeds of 132 miles per hour, which would make it a Category 4 hurricane if it were in the Atlantic Ocean.
Tropical Cyclone Zelia rapidly strengthens into Category 5 storm before Australia landfall
Residents in Western Australia are bracing for Tropical Cyclone Zelia's impacts after the storm rapidly strengthened into a destructive Category 5 storm ahead of its expected landfall on the Pilbara coast.
Very destructive winds of up to 290 kilometers per hour' are likely close to center of Cyclone Zelia as it crosses coast, ...
Sydney - A severe tropical cyclone was rapidly building strength off Australia’s minerals-rich west coast on Feb 13, whipping ...
Category five Cyclone Zelia swirled towards Australia’s minerals-rich western coast on Friday, with predicted gusts of up to ...
It is associated with cold fronts and found at medium and high latitudes. In the Southern Hemisphere, cyclones rotate clockwise, according to the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet ...
"Cyclone" refers to their winds moving in a circle, whirling round their central clear eye, with their winds blowing counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern ...
High temperatures persist in Central and Peninsular India due to anticyclone, while cooler weather prevails in North India.
A severe tropical cyclone was rapidly building strength off Australia’s minerals-rich west coast on Thursday, whipping up ...
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Although February is still peak severe weather season, the majority of extreme events this month are being exacerbated by abnormally warm waters off our coastlines.
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