When Cyclone Tracy Hit Darwin, the city received 250mm within a 12 hour period.
When Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin on Christmas Day 1974, 255mm of rain was dumped on the city within a twelve hour period.
It cost 800 Million Dollars to rebuild Darwin
Cyclone Tracy, in 1974, did not destroy any crops. When the cyclone made landfall, the eye of the cyclone centred over Darwin, so the worst damage was the devastation of houses and other buildings. The area around Darwin was affected to a much more limited sense, and Tracy did not bring heavy rains often associated with cyclones.
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Cyclone Tracy primarily affected the city of Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia when it struck on Christmas Eve in 1974. The cyclone caused widespread destruction across much of Darwin, with around 70% of the buildings damaged or destroyed. While Darwin was the most severely impacted area, surrounding regions also experienced significant effects from the storm.
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Much of the city had to be rebuilt. A large amount of the population left and have never returned. Others stayed to rebuild their city and their lives.
Cyclone Tracy, which struck Darwin, Australia, in December 1974, resulted in approximately 500 injuries. The cyclone caused widespread destruction, with 70% of the city's buildings damaged or destroyed. While the number of fatalities was recorded at 71, the injuries varied in severity, with many requiring medical attention due to the extensive impact of the disaster.
71 people were killed. Much of the city was destroyed. Many airplanes were destroyed at the airport. Many people left the city and never returned. Much of the city had to be rebuilt, making it a very different city to what it was before the cyclone hit.
Cyclone Tracy, which hit Darwin, Australia in 1974, caused significant destruction on the ground but did not have a long-lasting impact on the atmosphere. The storm's immediate effects were localized to the region and did not have a significant impact on the overall atmospheric conditions globally.
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The damage bill following Cyclone Tracy was $800 million (Australian dollars). That was in 1974 figures, so would translate to much higher figures now.