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Tag Archives: Madagascar
Seventeen and counting!
Saturday 13 October 2012! Almost 75% done with the ‘official’ 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season, and there is plenty of cyclonic activity our there in the tropics. In the larger Atlantic basin there is Tropical Storm RAFAEL, the 17th named tropical cyclone … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Weather
Tagged 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, Acapulco, Cape Verde Islands, Caribbean, Cyclone ANAIS, Eastern Atlantic, Eastern Pacific, Equatorial Africa, Indian Ocean, Iwo-Jima, Lesser Antilles, Madagascar, Mexico, Northwestern Pacific, Okinawa, Philippine Sea, Tropical Storm PATTY, Tropical Storm RAFAEL, Typhoon PRIPAROON
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The cyclone that won’t go away!
Just about two weeks ago the tropical storm that became cyclone Giovanna generated over the central Indian Ocean near the equator. Since then this storm grew in size and strength reaching category 4 intensity one week ago before making landfall … Continue reading
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