Hurricane Debbie

Hurricane Debbie: Trajectory

Debbie Cyclone March 28, 2017

Hurricane Debbie, tropical cyclone Debbie - the first tropical cyclone in the 2017 season near Australia , the strongest cyclone in the Australian region from 2014-2015 - after the Quang cyclone. The formation of Hurricane Debbie as a tropical cyclone began at least March 23, the hurricane gradually intensified, called the tropical cyclone on March 26. ^{[1] [2]}

Queensland and Airlie Beach Lowlands were ordered to leave their homes. In particular, late in the evening on March 27, just 12 hours before the storm hit land, 25,000 residents in the lowlands of Queensland were ordered to evacuate. ^[3] On March 27, 102 schools and 81 Queensland Preschools were closed. All flights at several airports in the region have been canceled since March 27. ^[four]

On March 28, tropical cyclone Debbie stepped up to the fourth category and reached the north coast of Queensland. Wind speed - reached more than 125 kilometers per hour on the islands of Whitsunday, Airlie Beach and parts of Mackay. Its development is expected to the fifth category, the wind near the center is up to 275 kilometers per hour. ^{[5] [6]}