Where did Cyclone Ingrid hit?

Queensland
Northern TerritoryWestern Australia
Cyclone Ingrid/Affected areas

What category is Ingrid cyclone?

Category 5 Severe Tropical Cyclone (BOM)
Category 4 Hurricane (SSHWS)
Cyclone Ingrid/Category

What is the sapphire Simpson scale of tropical cyclone Ingrid?

Ingrid was a category 1 hurricane (on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale) over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico that made landfall as a tropical storm in northeastern Mexico. In combination with Eastern Pacific Hurricane Manuel, it caused widespread flooding and many casualties in Mexico.

Why do cyclone Ingrid develop in late summer?

Tropical cyclone Ingrid develops in late summer because the tropical cyclone develops in the humid air mass which has to be maintained and that is only possible during summers. In late summer the temperature of the sea reaches its peak which results in the formation of humid and warm wind mass which creates cyclones.

How did Cyclone Ingrid impact the community?

Storm surges, widespread damage on land and at sea As it moved across the coast of the Northern Territory, Ingrid caused significant damage to infrastructure in coastal and island communities. Along the Arnhem Land coast, there was widespread damage to vegetation. Six ships in a local pearling fleet were sunk.

Where did Hurricane Ingrid start?

Ingrid was the ninth named storm and second hurricane of the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season. It formed on September 12 in the Gulf of Mexico from a broad disturbance that also spawned Manuel in the eastern Pacific. After initially moving westward toward Veracruz, Ingrid turned northeastward away from the coast.

Where does tropical cyclone Ingrid come from?

Ingrid formed from a tropical low that was first identified on 20 February when about 130 km east of Innisfail embedded in the monsoon trough. The low moved eastwards and deepened with cyclonic status being reached around1200 UTC 21 February when about 100 km south of Willis Island.

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Where did hurricane Ingrid start?