Cyclones and Flooding
Cyclones can reach wind speeds of up to 300 km/h, but the most devastating impact often comes from flooding due to storm surges. This surge results from a combination of rainfall, wind pushing water ashore, and low pressure, leading to significant coastal flooding. Additionally, cyclones are named to avoid confusion during communication, with names being removed from lists after particularly deadly storms.In this clip
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Episode 110: Weather Part II
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