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Severe Tropical Cyclones Now a Thing in Southern Africa - Study

New research published in the South African Journal of Science suggests that South Africa and its neighbours can expect more severe tropical cyclones linked to global climate change, writes Tony Carnie in the Daily Maverick.

Africa: Category 5 Tropical Cyclones May Be Headed for South Africa

Daily Maverick, 28 November 2018

New research published in the SA Journal of Science suggests that South African and its neighbours can expect more severe (CAT 5) tropical cyclones linked to global climate change. Read more »

Photo: MODIS image captured by NASA’s Terra satellite

Tropical Cyclone Fantala northeast of Madagascar on 17 April 2016.

Africa: Southern Africa Must Prepare for More Tropical Cyclones

The Conversation Africa, 27 November 2018

As 2018 draws to a close, powerful tropical cyclones continue to make headlines. In August, tropical cyclone Lane wrought huge damage in the US; it was quickly followed by… Read more »

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Powerful Tropical Cyclone Enawo Hits Madagascar - VIDEO

This came after Madagascan authorities issued a warning of severe floods and storm damage on the island. Read more »
- Madagascar: NASA Sees Powerful Tropical Cyclone Enawo Threatening Madagascar
South Africa Waits as Cyclone Dineo Wreaks Havoc in Mozambique

Cyclone Dineo made landfall on the southern Mozambique coast, north of Inhambane and is now progressing to South Africa's Limpopo and Mpumalanga Provinces where residents are ... Read more »
- Mozambique: U.S.$8 Million Dollars Needed to Repair Cyclone Damage
- Mozambique: Lodge Owners Vow to Rebuild After Tropical Storm Dineo's Destruction

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