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- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) abstract "Tropical Cyclone Lin (RSMC Nadi designation: 14F, JTWC Designation: 15P) formed on March 31 as a tropical depression within a monsoon trough to the northwest of Fiji. Over the next few days, the depression moved towards the southeast through the Fijian archipelago until late on April 3, when the Regional Specialized Meteorological Center in Nadi reported that the depression had intensified into a category one cyclone, and named it Lin. The JTWC did not start issuing warnings on Lin until the next day as it was approaching its 10-minute peak windspeeds of 110 km/h (70 mph) and 1-minute peak windspeeds of 100 km/h (65 mph). Cyclone Lin then reached its peak windspeeds early on April 5 as it passed directly over Tonga. Later that day as it approached the edge of RSMC Nadi's area of responsibility Lin started to go through an extratropical transition with the JTWC issuing their last advisory on it. As it crossed into TCWC Wellington's area of responsibility the cyclone was declared extratropical, however TCWC Wellington kept issuing warnings on Lin until late on April 8.In Tonga initial reports, suggested that only vegetation had been impacted. However, it was later reported that power lines had been knocked down by high winds and the heavy rains triggered minor flooding in Nuku'alofa. Power stations in Tongatapu were also forced to close to protect the system. No one was injured by the storm but there were reports of significant crop losses. The Tongan Meteorological Service also reported that about $2,000 2009 TOP, ($1,000 2009 USD) worth of damage had been done to property owned by the service.".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) thumbnail Cyclone_Lin_April_5_2009_0132_Z.jpg?width=300.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) wikiPageExternalLink index.php?id=53.
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- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) wikiPageExternalLink JTWC.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) wikiPageID "22284856".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) wikiPageRevisionID "588911086".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) 10MinWinds "60".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) 1MinWinds "55".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) areas Fiji.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) areas Tonga.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) basin "SPac".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) damages "0.001".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) dissipated "2009-04-08".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) fatalities "None reported".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) formed "2009-03-31".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) hasPhotoCollection Cyclone_Lin_(2009).
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) hurricaneSeason "2008".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) imageLocation "--04-05".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) imageName "Tropical Cyclone Lin".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) name "Tropical Cyclone Lin".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) pressure "975".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) type "Tropical Storm".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) year "2009".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:2008–09_South_Pacific_cyclone_season.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:2009_in_Tonga.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:2009_in_Wallis_and_Futuna.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:Category_2_South_Pacific_cyclones.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:Tropical_cyclones_in_Tonga.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) subject Category:Tropical_cyclones_in_Wallis_and_Futuna.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) comment "Tropical Cyclone Lin (RSMC Nadi designation: 14F, JTWC Designation: 15P) formed on March 31 as a tropical depression within a monsoon trough to the northwest of Fiji. Over the next few days, the depression moved towards the southeast through the Fijian archipelago until late on April 3, when the Regional Specialized Meteorological Center in Nadi reported that the depression had intensified into a category one cyclone, and named it Lin.".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) label "Cyclone Lin (2009)".
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) sameAs m.064ldk5.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) sameAs Q5198841.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) sameAs Q5198841.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) wasDerivedFrom Cyclone_Lin_(2009)?oldid=588911086.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) depiction Cyclone_Lin_April_5_2009_0132_Z.jpg.
- Cyclone_Lin_(2009) isPrimaryTopicOf Cyclone_Lin_(2009).
