1. Give ONE piece of evidence in the infographic that the tropical cyclone is in the Southern Hemisphere. 2. State TWO weather conditions associated with tropical cyclones indicate... 1. Give ONE piece of evidence in the infographic that the tropical cyclone is in the Southern Hemisphere. 2. State TWO weather conditions associated with tropical cyclones indicated in the infographic. 3. Give ONE reason for the decrease in wind speed from 19 January to 20 January 2021. 4. Account for the increase in wind speed of Tropical Cyclone Eloise from the 20 January to 22 January 2021. 5. According to the infographic, the negative impact of Tropical Cyclone Eloise was devastating. Suggest THREE strategies that could be put in place to reduce this impact.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for responses related to an infographic about tropical cyclones, specifically focusing on evidence of location, weather conditions, changes in wind speed, and strategies to reduce negative impacts. The questions require specific information from the provided infographic.
Answer
1. Southern Hemisphere: Cyclone paths. 2. Conditions: Heavy rainfall, strong winds. 3. Wind decrease: Land interaction. 4. Wind increase: Warm ocean water. 5. Strategies: Early warning systems, resilient infrastructure, community education.
- Evidence of Southern Hemisphere: Cyclone paths. 2. Weather conditions: Heavy rainfall and strong winds. 3. Decrease in wind speed: Interaction with land weakening the cyclone. 4. Increase in wind speed: Moving over warm ocean water. 5. Strategies: Implement early warning systems, improve infrastructure resilience, and conduct community education programs.
Answer for screen readers
- Evidence of Southern Hemisphere: Cyclone paths. 2. Weather conditions: Heavy rainfall and strong winds. 3. Decrease in wind speed: Interaction with land weakening the cyclone. 4. Increase in wind speed: Moving over warm ocean water. 5. Strategies: Implement early warning systems, improve infrastructure resilience, and conduct community education programs.
More Information
Understanding cyclones helps in preparing for such natural events, mitigating their impacts, and ensuring community safety.
Tips
A common mistake when analyzing wind speed changes in cyclones is not considering the effects of terrain and sea surface temperatures.
Sources
- Tropical Cyclone Grade 12 - scribd.com
- Geography P1 Nov 2021 Eng - MARKS: 150 TIME - Studocu - studocu.com
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