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- Cyclone_Favio abstract "Cyclone Favio was the first known tropical cyclone that passed south of Madagascar to strike Africa as an intense tropical cyclone. Early on February 11, 2007, a zone of disturbed weather formed east of Madagascar. Four days later, Favio was named as intensified to a moderate tropical storm while moving southwest. On February 18, the storm was upgraded into a severe tropical storm. Then, it turned west in the general direction of Mozambique. Continuing to intensify, Favio was upgraded to a tropical cyclone early on February 19. Subsequently, the storm began to undergo rapid deepening; the small storm reached intense tropical cyclone status the next day before peaking in intensity. However, the cyclone had weakened somewhat prior to making landfall on February 22 in the Inhambane Province in Mozambique. It rapidly weakened over land and dissipated the next day.While strengthening, Favio brought heavy rains to southern Madagascar. After making landfall, Intense Tropical Cyclone Favio brought widespread damage to Vilanculos in Mozambique, where the cyclone killed four people and injured at least 70 in the town. About 80% of the town was destroyed. Overall, a total of ten people were killed by the storm and nearly 100 others were injured, and combined with an earlier flood, the storm caused $71 million (2007 USD) in damage. Around 130,000 homes suffered damage and 130 schools were leveled by the tropical cyclone. Across the nation, a total of 33,000 people were left homeless during the system. Cyclone Favio destroyed 277,000 ha (684,480 acres) of crops. In Zimbabwe, 400 electricity poles were downed. During the aftermath of the storm, a number of agencies provided assistance to victims of Cyclone Favio in Mozambique. One agency donated $626,500, helping transport 50,000 mosquito nets to the devastated area. A total of 5,500 bars of soap, 1,600 buckets, 50 baths, and over 180 latrines were distributed to the victims of the devastated area. In all, the government was praised for how well they handled the disaster.".
- Cyclone_Favio thumbnail Cyclone_Favio_20_feb_2007_1115Z.jpg?width=300.
- Cyclone_Favio wikiPageID "39078116".
- Cyclone_Favio wikiPageRevisionID "598780914".
- Cyclone_Favio 10MinWinds "105".
- Cyclone_Favio 1MinWinds "120".
- Cyclone_Favio areas Madagascar.
- Cyclone_Favio areas Malawi.
- Cyclone_Favio areas Mozambique.
- Cyclone_Favio areas Tanzania.
- Cyclone_Favio areas Zimbabwe.
- Cyclone_Favio basin "SWI".
- Cyclone_Favio dissipated "2007-02-23".
- Cyclone_Favio fatalities "10".
- Cyclone_Favio formed "2007-02-11".
- Cyclone_Favio hurricaneSeason "2006".
- Cyclone_Favio imageLocation "Cyclone Favio 20 feb 2007 1115Z.jpg".
- Cyclone_Favio imageName "--02-20".
- Cyclone_Favio name "Intense Tropical Cyclone Favio".
- Cyclone_Favio pressure "925".
- Cyclone_Favio type "tropical cyclone".
- Cyclone_Favio year "2007".
- Cyclone_Favio subject Category:2006–07_South-West_Indian_Ocean_cyclone_season.
- Cyclone_Favio comment "Cyclone Favio was the first known tropical cyclone that passed south of Madagascar to strike Africa as an intense tropical cyclone. Early on February 11, 2007, a zone of disturbed weather formed east of Madagascar. Four days later, Favio was named as intensified to a moderate tropical storm while moving southwest. On February 18, the storm was upgraded into a severe tropical storm. Then, it turned west in the general direction of Mozambique.".
- Cyclone_Favio label "Ciclone Favio".
- Cyclone_Favio label "Cyclone Favio".
- Cyclone_Favio sameAs Ciclone_Favio.
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- Cyclone_Favio sameAs Q11774404.
- Cyclone_Favio sameAs Q11774404.
- Cyclone_Favio wasDerivedFrom Cyclone_Favio?oldid=598780914.
- Cyclone_Favio depiction Cyclone_Favio_20_feb_2007_1115Z.jpg.
- Cyclone_Favio isPrimaryTopicOf Cyclone_Favio.