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Satellite derived 24 hour precipitation map from 20th November to 4th December shows how initially #CycloneSenyar strengthened and dumped a lot of rains over parts of Sumatra and then slowly #CycloneDitwah created havoc over Sri Lanka before moving up along the coast of Peninsular India. Video made out of... show more

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