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TC Gwenda Regional Map - a regional map of the path of TC Gwenda.
TC Gwenda Local Map - a Broome to Port Hedland Local area map of TC Gwenda.
TC Gwenda became a very destructive Category 5 cyclone, moved into unfavourable conditions, and weakened to Category 2 before crossing the coast just east of Port Hedland, were it remained stationary for many hours and degenerated into a rain depression. This shows how just how fast a cyclone can grow to be a very serious threat, yet, just as fast, diminish in intensity to be only a moderate cyclone by the time it made landfall.
Maintained by Carl Smith.
carls@ace-net.com.au
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