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- Cyclone_Hellen abstract "Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Hellen was one of the most powerful tropical cyclones in the Mozambique Channel on record, as well as the second most intense of the 2013–14 South-West Indian Ocean cyclone season. It formed on March 27 in the northern portion of the channel, and in its formative stages brought rainfall to coastal Mozambique. While moving southeastward, it developed an organized area of convection over the center. Warm waters allowed Hellen to rapidly intensify while passing south of the Comoros, with a well-defined eye forming in the middle of the thunderstorms. The cyclone attained peak intensity March 30, with maximum sustained winds estimated 230 km/h (145 mph) according to the Regional Specialized Meteorological Center, Météo-France in La Réunion. Subsequently, Hellen weakened quickly due to dry air and interaction with Madagascar, and the eye dissipated. On March 31, the storm made landfall in northwestern Madagascar as a weakened cyclone, despite previous forecasts for the center to remain over water. By April 1, Hellen was no longer a tropical cyclone after most of the convection dissipated. The remnants turned to the west, moving over Mozambique without redeveloping.Early in its duration, Hellen's rainfall in Mozambique destroyed hundreds of houses and a bridge. Flooding killed four people in the country, three of whom due to a home collapsing. Later, the cyclone passed south of the Comoros islands, causing flooding due to high storm surge and waves that killed one person. The storm forced 8,956 people to evacuate their homes due to the threat for landslides, while 901 houses were damaged or destroyed. On nearby Mayotte, high rainfall flooded rivers, sweeping one car away. In northwestern Madagascar, Hellen damaged or destroyed 611 houses, leaving 1,736 people homeless. The storm killed three people after capsizing a boat.".
- Cyclone_Hellen thumbnail Hellen_Mar_30_2014_0720Z.jpg?width=300.
- Cyclone_Hellen wikiPageExternalLink Comoros_Hellen%20Impact_02%20April%202014_OCHA%20ROSA.pdf.
- Cyclone_Hellen wikiPageID "42351247".
- Cyclone_Hellen wikiPageRevisionID "605286944".
- Cyclone_Hellen 10MinWinds "125".
- Cyclone_Hellen 1MinWinds "135".
- Cyclone_Hellen areas Comoros.
- Cyclone_Hellen areas Madagascar.
- Cyclone_Hellen areas Mayotte.
- Cyclone_Hellen areas Mozambique.
- Cyclone_Hellen basin "SWI".
- Cyclone_Hellen dissipated "2014-04-01".
- Cyclone_Hellen fatalities "8".
- Cyclone_Hellen formed "2014-03-27".
- Cyclone_Hellen hurricaneSeason "2013".
- Cyclone_Hellen imageLocation "Hellen Mar 30 2014 0720Z.jpg".
- Cyclone_Hellen imageName "Cyclone Hellen explosively intensifying on March 30 over the Mozambique Channel".
- Cyclone_Hellen name "Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Hellen".
- Cyclone_Hellen pressure "925".
- Cyclone_Hellen type "tropical cyclone".
- Cyclone_Hellen year "2014".
- Cyclone_Hellen subject Category:2013–14_South-West_Indian_Ocean_cyclone_season.
- Cyclone_Hellen subject Category:Cyclones_in_Madagascar.
- Cyclone_Hellen subject Category:Intense_Tropical_Cyclones.
- Cyclone_Hellen comment "Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Hellen was one of the most powerful tropical cyclones in the Mozambique Channel on record, as well as the second most intense of the 2013–14 South-West Indian Ocean cyclone season. It formed on March 27 in the northern portion of the channel, and in its formative stages brought rainfall to coastal Mozambique. While moving southeastward, it developed an organized area of convection over the center.".
- Cyclone_Hellen label "Cyclone Hellen".
- Cyclone_Hellen label "Zyklon Hellen".
- Cyclone_Hellen sameAs Zyklon_Hellen.
- Cyclone_Hellen sameAs m.0102gy7g.
- Cyclone_Hellen sameAs Q16062143.
- Cyclone_Hellen sameAs Q16062143.
- Cyclone_Hellen wasDerivedFrom Cyclone_Hellen?oldid=605286944.
- Cyclone_Hellen depiction Hellen_Mar_30_2014_0720Z.jpg.
- Cyclone_Hellen isPrimaryTopicOf Cyclone_Hellen.