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Cyclone Yasi formed on the 26th of January and ended on the 3rd 2011. It passed over the Great Barrier Reef on the 2nd and 3rd of February.

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A Cumulonimbus is a dark cloud of great vertical extent charged with electricity; associated with thunderstorms.

A Nimbostratus is cloud forming a thick uniform grey layer at low altitude, from which rain or snow often falls (without any lightning or thunder).

A Cirrostratus is cloud forming a thin, more or less uniform semi-translucent layer at high altitude (usually 5 to 13 km, 16,500 to 45,000 ft).

A Cirrus is Lacy or wispy clouds that form at high altitudes, generally before a change in the weather.

A Cumulus is cloud forming rounded masses heaped on each other above a flat base at fairly low altitude.

The eye of  cyclone is

The eye is a region of mostly calm weather at the center of strong tropical cyclones.

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It originated in the South Pacific Ocean north of Vanuatu heading south west

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After Cyclone Yasi, one of the biggest responses was to help. The government supplied approximately $914 million dollars to the community to help businesses, emergency payments, people who couldn’t work and services which would help people clean up the damage. The government supplied some shelters for many who didn’t have homes because of the cyclone. They did door knocks, providing assistance for people in need. They had over 4000 troops from Townsville to clean communities up, 120 SES volunteers helping Queensland as well as an extra 150 police officer and 500 emergency services. The government supplied with over 2750  tonnes of essential supplies for centres (the equivalent of 110 trucks of food and supplies).

Another huge and dramatic response to Cyclone Yasi was by the Red Cross. They helped fix over 12 000 houses in some of the worst affected areas including Mission Beach, Japoonvale, Tully and Cardwell. With volunteers and the Red Cross staff, they supplied many families with safe housing. They supported many people through this hard time as houses were damaged and there was nothing left for many people. The Red Cross helped many people get in contact with friends and family. As well as the Red Cross working with local governments, The Department of Communities and partner agencies to assist residents all over Queensland and the affected areas.

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Cyclone Yasi caused a huge impact on the Queensland economy with an estimate of $3.6 billion in damages. Cyclone Yasi is the second biggest cyclone Australia has ever had. It was the most violent cyclone to hit Australia in a century.. After the cyclone hit Queensland it caused huge damage to the economy. With many people losing jobs and everything they owned such as houses and businesses. Individuals who were hit by the cyclone had to restart.

Cyclone Yasi caused many social impacts, one person was killed. Over          200 000 electricity poles came down so people had no power and were unable to communicate.. The cyclone caused houses being knocked down, cars and many yachts being damaged and/or destroyed.

Another social impact was that there were precautions before the cyclone. The media alerted individuals about the cyclone. This was an advantage because people became alert and prepared for Cyclone Yasi to hit.

Cyclone Yasi also caused terrible damage on the Great Barrier Reef. It wrecked and tore out over 13% of the reef. After cyclone Yasi hit, many sections of the Great Barrier Reef stayed the same but some sections were hit violently. Tourists were still coming from Port Douglas, Cairns and the Whitsundays to visit the reef. There were some disadvantages to the cyclone such as coral being ripped out of the sand and being thrown into deeper water or a unknown place. Fish were displaced and there protection from other animals in the sea.

Cyclone Yasi damaged Queensland’s bananas and sugarcane production as well. The cyclone caused a lot of damage and destroyed many banana plantations. As Queensland was one of Australia’s biggest suppliers for bananas when Cyclone Yasi hit it affected over 90% of Australia. The banana prices rose from the $3.50 per kg to $20 because of the cyclone.  As well as losing sugarcane and bananas plantations and profit, Queensland lost some of their National Parks and rainforest which were full of endangered species.

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A cyclone is a low-pressure system that forms over a warm body of water. As the ocean is warm and the low-pressure area is surrounding the body of water, the water will evaporate and create clouds.  The heat and energy are combined with  the earth rotating and gravity pushing, creates a cyclone which moves forwards and backwards.

The eye of the cyclone is the calmest part, it has low pressure. The perimeter of the cyclone is the most dangerous area. This is where the wildest and most strong winds and rain is found. The eye of the cyclone is usually 40 km in width but can range up from around 10 km to over 100 km, Cyclone Yasi was over 500 km in diameter. Cyclone Yasi was a category 5 storm cyclone. The winds of the Great Barrier Reef were over 285 km/h and over land at the strongest point 290 km/h.

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