Qld reflects on Cyclone Yasi
Qld reflects on Cyclone Yasi
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dailytelegraphMelanie Petrinec
It's been 10 years since one of Queensland's most devastating storms crossed the coast, causing billions of dollars in damage. The effects are still being felt 10 years on. | 7NEWS Australia
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It's been 10 years since one of Queensland's most devastating storms crossed the coast, causing billions of dollars in damage. The effects are still being felt 10 years on. | 7NEWS Australia
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Today marks 7 years since Cyclone Yasi devastated communities across north Queensland. The category-five cyclone crossed early in the morning on February 3, 2011, shattering lives and causing more than $800M in damage. Have a look back on these pictures and have a listen to these survivors talk about what it was like to live through. | ABC Brisbane
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Today marks 7 years since Cyclone Yasi devastated communities across north Queensland. The category-five cyclone crossed early in the morning on February 3, 2011, shattering lives and causing more than $800M in damage. Have a look back on these pictures and have a listen to these survivors talk about what it was like to live through. | ABC Brisbane
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Cyclone Yasi hits Australia's Northeast
Cyclone Yasi hits Australia's Northeast
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Cyclone Yasi hits Australia
Cyclone Yasi hits Australia
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Australia: Cyber Cyclone Yasi Strikes
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7 myths about tropical cyclones... 🤔 Myth #2 the eye of the cyclone is the most dangerous. The most dangerous and destructive part of a tropical cyclone is actually the "eyewall" (a dense ring of cloud surrounding the eye), where the strongest winds and heaviest rainfall are found. On the other hand, the circular eye or centre is characterised by light winds, fine weather and often clear skies. The eye is the region of lowest surface pressure, and is usually about 40 km wide but can range from
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7 myths about tropical cyclones... 🤔 Myth #2 the eye of the cyclone is the most dangerous. The most dangerous and destructive part of a tropical cyclone is actually the "eyewall" (a dense ring of cloud surrounding the eye), where the strongest winds and heaviest rainfall are found. On the other hand, the circular eye or centre is characterised by light winds, fine weather and often clear skies. The eye is the region of lowest surface pressure, and is usually about 40 km wide but can range from
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It's been 10 years, since one of the most powerful and destructive cyclones in history crossed the Queensland coast. Cyclone Yasi packed winds of almost 300 kilometres an hour, battering northern coast communities. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sunshine Coast
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It's been a decade since one of the biggest and most powerful cyclones made landfall on the Queensland coast. Cyclone Yasi caused widespread destruction and it taught Mackay residents valuable lessons about preparing for natural disasters. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Mackay
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ABC 7:30: Lessons from Cyclone Yasi help future planning - ABC Education
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It's been 10 years, since one of the most powerful and destructive cyclones in history crossed the North Queensland Coast. Cyclone Yasi packed winds of almost 300 kilometres an hour. Ingham and surrounding communities were devastated - and facing a damage bill in the billions. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Townsville
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On this day ten years ago Queensland's Far North was facing one of Australia's worst tropical cyclones in living memory. Cyclone Yasi crossed the coast as a category 5 storm unleashing its fury on coastal communities between Cairns and Townsville. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane
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Cyclone Yasi approaches Australia – as it happened
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Exactly 10 years ago, one of the biggest and most powerful cyclones to form in the Coral Sea made landfall on Australia's east coast. Cyclone Yasi packed winds of more than 280 kilometres an hour, causing widespread destruction and leaving a damage bill in the billions. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Cairns
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