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The main cause of Cyclone Sidr was Bangladesh's location in relation to the equator, because it is so near to the equator the sun is extremely strong causing masses of sea water from the bay of Bengal to evaporate. The water then starts the water cycle, but when it gets higher up some of the water starts to descend again causing high pressure on the surface of the sea in a ring and low pressure inside the ring. This causes the wind to take a spiral shape.
Also then the cyclone is 'funneled
' towards Bangladesh by India & Burma.
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∙ 11y ago
Mihaela
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∙ 12y ago- it stared in Bangladesh and spread along the coast but it can't last forever as it power is water so it would soon died that's why if your by the coast in a tropical place you have to be extremely careful in were about you live
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∙ 13y agoNot everyone was accounted for, and exact death tolls are difficult in this part of the world, but the death toll was estimated at around 10,000.
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∙ 11y agoYes cyclone Sidr formed. Like other cyclones form when water reaches 27degreesCelsius.
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∙ 13y agoIt made landfall in Bangladesh November 15, 2007.
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∙ 12y agocz i wanted to happen okay...........are u happy now
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∙ 11y agocyclone sidr hit Bangladesh badly
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How many people were injured in cyclone sidr?
It caused about 1.7 billion U.S. dollars (2007) in damage.
Where did aila cyclone start?
West Bangol
When did cyclone yasi start?
Cyclone Yasi started on the 29th of February as a tropical low north of Fiji
How are cyclone names chosen?
Cyclone names are chosen alphabetically. For example, if there is a cyclone name starting with A, and another cyclone follows, then that cyclone name will have to start with B. Also, the genders alternate with each name. This means that if one cyclone has a boy name starting with H, then the next cyclone must have a girl name starting with I.
Gladstone cyclone in 1949 - name?
The Gladstone cyclone of 1949 did not have a name. The naming of cyclones in the Australia region did not start until the 1960s.
What were the impacts on Bangladesh when cyclone Sidr hit?
Everybody got dissapeared
What caused the damage from the Bangladesh cyclone Sidr?
The temperature of the sea surface needs to be more than 27 degrees Celsius to form a cyclone. Global warming makes the temperature of the sea surface(Bay of Bengal) more than 27 degrees Celsius and it caused the damage from the Bangladesh cyclone SIDR -manjubd@gmail.com
How many people were injured in cyclone sidr?
It caused about 1.7 billion U.S. dollars (2007) in damage.
What was the crop damage like after cyclone sidr?
Their is not numeriacal estimate of the damage done to crops. The damage was quite extensive and sever. I provided a link that will give more information.
Where did Cyclone Tracy start?
Cyclone Tracy started as a tropical storm out in the Arafura Sea.
Where did aila cyclone start?
West Bangol
Where does a cyclone start - over the land or over the sea?
In the US, a cyclone can only start over land - over the water it is referred to as a water spout.
When did cyclone yasi start?
Cyclone Yasi started on the 29th of February as a tropical low north of Fiji
How are cyclone names chosen?
Cyclone names are chosen alphabetically. For example, if there is a cyclone name starting with A, and another cyclone follows, then that cyclone name will have to start with B. Also, the genders alternate with each name. This means that if one cyclone has a boy name starting with H, then the next cyclone must have a girl name starting with I.
How fast was cyclone yasi?
cyclone yasi travled about 500m a hour to start of with but then it got slower, the cyclone was sopost to hit at 9pm but it slowed down so it hit at about mid night
Gladstone cyclone in 1949 - name?
The Gladstone cyclone of 1949 did not have a name. The naming of cyclones in the Australia region did not start until the 1960s.
How did Cyclone Sidr affect the physical environment?
It affected many things. Like crops and farming; It was estimated that 95% of the rice crops had been destroyed along the coastline, as well as, shrimp farms. Boar, Tigers and Deer were all swept away by the tidal surge and many cattle's used for farming drowned.
