The cyclone draws in Cairns today (Updated at 18:00 110202) | australienbloggen.se
Cyclone Yasi approaching Queensland's northeastern coast. Even now blowing it properly and more than 8000 inhabitants in north Queensland is without electricity. mettle Yesterday was upgraded cyclone to the Category field to 5; ie, the highest on the scale, which can mean winds of up to 70 m / s. The really hard storms in Sweden rarely reach up to more than 35 m / s. Yasi is believed to be the strongest cyclone to hit Queensland since 1918. Having previously urged people to evacuate, asking you now have people to stay indoors and wait out the cyclone. The storm is now too close for it to be safe to venture mettle out on the roads. Cairns Airport has been closed and many roads are blocked off.
Aftonbladet has not really an eye on geography, when describing how people are forced to "re-stock up supplies and cower in protected areas". There are still 1700 km from Brisbane and the surroundings, where the floods hit the hardest and the area around Cairns, where the cyclone is expected in later today. It is equidistant between Gothenburg mettle and Kiruna. In other words, it is not the same people, who are now seeking mettle protection. For Queensland state and the nation, however, this will add to the already enormous costs of clean-up and reconstruction.
Now gather Queensland facing this ordeal. The cyclone is expected to reach the coast at midnight local time; during the afternoon Swedish time. Thousands of rescue workers standing by to turn out. With strong winds will also higher water levels, mettle ie floods. It is believed that the water will rise several meters along the coast.
The houses in north Queensland is often on stilts just above the ground just to cope with the large amounts of rain that falls during the monsoon season, but a cyclone that Yasin is too powerful for it to be enough. mettle In Cairns, people have been invited to apply to major shopping centers, there are now several thousand people are. However, the latest reports that Yasis center will move in over the coast a little further south than previously thought. It could mean that Cairns will not be hit as hard as feared.
------------------------------ Updated pm. 18:00
"It's dark outside so we Can not See a lot but theres a whole trees, big ones, Which just are not there anymore.The mettle Rain Does not relevant, it just comes out Horizontally as the wind goes roaring past."
Source: The Courier. Shortly before midnight, local time, drug Yasi in over the Queensland coast at the height of Mission Beach, about 140 km south of Cairns. So far, however, mettle Lucinda, 137 km south of the cyclone center, which has had the strongest winds. Eye of the Storm is 35km across and during its passage suited residents in Mission Beach took the opportunity to inspect the then relatively light damage. (The winds of the storm are relatively easy.)
[...] That hot. This went well at the beginning of the year, when Queensland was hit by floods and cyclones. Articles mettle on the blog about the disasters attracted many readers here. During mettle the summer, I took [...]
[...] This was not enough advertised cyclone warning for the route Townsville- Cairns a few weeks later. The tropical storm Yasi approaching the coast and those who could set off inland. Fortunately, not the destruction [...]
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Cyclone Yasi approaching Queensland's northeastern coast. Even now blowing it properly and more than 8000 inhabitants in north Queensland is without electricity. mettle Yesterday was upgraded cyclone to the Category field to 5; ie, the highest on the scale, which can mean winds of up to 70 m / s. The really hard storms in Sweden rarely reach up to more than 35 m / s. Yasi is believed to be the strongest cyclone to hit Queensland since 1918. Having previously urged people to evacuate, asking you now have people to stay indoors and wait out the cyclone. The storm is now too close for it to be safe to venture mettle out on the roads. Cairns Airport has been closed and many roads are blocked off.
Aftonbladet has not really an eye on geography, when describing how people are forced to "re-stock up supplies and cower in protected areas". There are still 1700 km from Brisbane and the surroundings, where the floods hit the hardest and the area around Cairns, where the cyclone is expected in later today. It is equidistant between Gothenburg mettle and Kiruna. In other words, it is not the same people, who are now seeking mettle protection. For Queensland state and the nation, however, this will add to the already enormous costs of clean-up and reconstruction.
Now gather Queensland facing this ordeal. The cyclone is expected to reach the coast at midnight local time; during the afternoon Swedish time. Thousands of rescue workers standing by to turn out. With strong winds will also higher water levels, mettle ie floods. It is believed that the water will rise several meters along the coast.
The houses in north Queensland is often on stilts just above the ground just to cope with the large amounts of rain that falls during the monsoon season, but a cyclone that Yasin is too powerful for it to be enough. mettle In Cairns, people have been invited to apply to major shopping centers, there are now several thousand people are. However, the latest reports that Yasis center will move in over the coast a little further south than previously thought. It could mean that Cairns will not be hit as hard as feared.
------------------------------ Updated pm. 18:00
"It's dark outside so we Can not See a lot but theres a whole trees, big ones, Which just are not there anymore.The mettle Rain Does not relevant, it just comes out Horizontally as the wind goes roaring past."
Source: The Courier. Shortly before midnight, local time, drug Yasi in over the Queensland coast at the height of Mission Beach, about 140 km south of Cairns. So far, however, mettle Lucinda, 137 km south of the cyclone center, which has had the strongest winds. Eye of the Storm is 35km across and during its passage suited residents in Mission Beach took the opportunity to inspect the then relatively light damage. (The winds of the storm are relatively easy.)
[...] That hot. This went well at the beginning of the year, when Queensland was hit by floods and cyclones. Articles mettle on the blog about the disasters attracted many readers here. During mettle the summer, I took [...]
[...] This was not enough advertised cyclone warning for the route Townsville- Cairns a few weeks later. The tropical storm Yasi approaching the coast and those who could set off inland. Fortunately, not the destruction [...]
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