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• http://www.yashvinblogs.com Yashvin

  en plis, according to latest news, li nepli ene cyclone lol!

  line degrader

• Mike

  Quite worrying having those things wandering near the country. Thankfully being on a small island we only present a small target surface but you never know, cyclones are so unpredictable.

• http://yad4ever.blogspot.com Yadhav

  Thanks for the link back. I actually thought that Gelane would affect Mauritius after looking @ the past track graphics but it changed as you mentioned. It’s totally unpredictable and even Meteo France had to change it thrice or more!

• http://www.yashvinblogs.com Yashvin

  lol. If Meteo France’s prediction had been so bad different, just imagine what would have happen in Meteo Mauritius would have gone through…

  Zotte ti pu tourne en rond

• http://lallmatie.com/blog bhoot

  Clearly the 22nd-23rd should have been a bad weather alert. Cyclones are not that unpredictable I’d say. Just look at the past 10 cyclones path. There is a pattern. They form at a particular region and move south-west. After being south of our islands, they curve to move south-east. Now take into consideration that on the 21-22 there was a high-pressure region in the south-east of Rodrigues, it pretty much explains the path.