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- Cyclone_Narelle abstract "Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle was a Category 4 cyclone in early January 2013 that brought light rains to areas in South Australia suffering from a drought and heat wave. On 4 January, a tropical low developed within a monsoon trough over the Timor Sea. Over the following several days, the system gradually tracked westward and intensified, being classified Tropical Cyclone Narelle on 8 January. Turning southward into a region of low wind shear, Narelle intensified into a severe tropical cyclone on 9 January. Over the following two days, the cyclone's structure fluctuated, temporarily featuring an eye, before it maintained its organisation and intensified further on 11 January. The storm attained its peak intensity later on 11 January as a Category 4 cyclone with winds of 185 km/h (115 mph). The following day, Narelle passed approximately 330 km (205 mi) northwest of Exmouth as it moved on a south-southwesterly course. The system steadily weakened and ultimately fell below tropical cyclone strength on 15 January well to the west of Geraldton.Early in the storm's existence, Narelle brought strong winds, heavy rain, and high winds to many areas in Indonesia. More than 10,000 homes were flooded and many others were damaged by thunderstorms. A total of 14 people were killed by the storm, and 17 others were listed as missing. In Western Australia, scattered strong thunderstorms caused minor damage and produced a possible tornado.".
- Cyclone_Narelle thumbnail Narelle_Jan_11_2013_0240Z.jpg?width=300.
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- Cyclone_Narelle wikiPageID "38198932".
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- Cyclone_Narelle 10MinWinds "100".
- Cyclone_Narelle 1MinWinds "115".
- Cyclone_Narelle areas East_Timor.
- Cyclone_Narelle areas Indonesia.
- Cyclone_Narelle areas South_Australia.
- Cyclone_Narelle areas Tasmania.
- Cyclone_Narelle areas Western_Australia.
- Cyclone_Narelle basin "Aus".
- Cyclone_Narelle damages "0.074".
- Cyclone_Narelle dissipated "2013-01-15".
- Cyclone_Narelle fatalities "14".
- Cyclone_Narelle formed "2013-01-05".
- Cyclone_Narelle gusts "140".
- Cyclone_Narelle hasPhotoCollection Cyclone_Narelle.
- Cyclone_Narelle hurricaneSeason "2012".
- Cyclone_Narelle imageLocation "Narelle Jan 11 2013 0240Z.jpg".
- Cyclone_Narelle imageName "--01-11".
- Cyclone_Narelle name "Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle".
- Cyclone_Narelle pressure "930".
- Cyclone_Narelle type "cyclone".
- Cyclone_Narelle year "2013".
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:2012–13_Australian_region_cyclone_season.
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:2013_in_Australia.
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:2013_in_Indonesia.
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:Category_4_Australian_region_cyclones.
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:Cyclones_in_Australia.
- Cyclone_Narelle subject Category:Tropical_cyclones_in_Indonesia.
- Cyclone_Narelle comment "Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle was a Category 4 cyclone in early January 2013 that brought light rains to areas in South Australia suffering from a drought and heat wave. On 4 January, a tropical low developed within a monsoon trough over the Timor Sea. Over the following several days, the system gradually tracked westward and intensified, being classified Tropical Cyclone Narelle on 8 January.".
- Cyclone_Narelle label "Cyclone Narelle".
- Cyclone_Narelle sameAs m.0pmg1st.
- Cyclone_Narelle sameAs Q5198851.
- Cyclone_Narelle sameAs Q5198851.
- Cyclone_Narelle wasDerivedFrom Cyclone_Narelle?oldid=582909217.
- Cyclone_Narelle depiction Narelle_Jan_11_2013_0240Z.jpg.
- Cyclone_Narelle isPrimaryTopicOf Cyclone_Narelle.
