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Tropical Cyclone Mocha, which devastated Myanmar and Bangladesh earlier this month, may have set off a chain-reaction in the Indian Ocean Dipole that will lead to a hot, dry spring in Australia this year. Tropical Cyclone Mocha was a powerful system that formed in the northeastern Indian Ocean, over the Bay of Bengal, on May 9. This powerful system intensified into the equivalent of a category 5 tropical cyclone with 1-minute sustained winds of 280km/h, before making landfall over Myanmar on May 14. This makes Mocha the equal-strongest tropical cyclone to form in the northern Indian Ocean on record, tied with Cyclone Fani in 2019.   BREAKING: Cyclone #Mocha is making landfall in #Myanmar (near #Sittwe) with 1-min winds of 135 kts (250 km/h) in the US JTWC scale. It ties with Cyclone Giri (2010) as the strongest landfalling tropical cyclone in Myanmar in recorded history, in terms of 1-min sustained winds. pic.twitter.com/aphjhKmHpU Matthew Cuyugan (@MatthewCuyugan) M

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