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Response to Cyclone Tracy
Immediately after the cyclone hit authorities decided to evacuate Darwin so that the clean up could get underway. People were evatuated at cities all around Australia by airlift and some simply drove.
All the player carryingplayers carried buckets around
In February 1975, soon after the Cyclone Tracy disaster, the Prime Minister at the time Gough Whitlam created a Darwin Reconstruction Commission. The commision was in charge of rebuilding the city within 5 years. By May that year temporary housing and caravans were used to shelter people during the construction of permanent housing which did not begin until September. In April the next year, new building codes were put in place, in attempt to avoid a repeat of the damage done by Cyclone Tracy. By 1980, the city was completely rebuilt.
Evaluation of the response

On the 23rd and 24th Tracy took a sharp turn towards for Darwin. In the early hours of the 25th Tracy tore through Darwin after which it decayed due to the temperature change from from the ocean to land.
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Cyclone Tracy was first detected in the Arafura Sea on 20 December 1974, when it was just a cloud mass.
On the 23rd and 24th Tracy took a sharp turn towards for Darwin. In the early hours of the 25th Tracy tore through Darwin after which it decayed due to the temperature change from from the ocean to land.
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Cyclone Tracy was first detected in the Arafura Sea on 20 December 1974, when it was just a cloud mass.
On the 23rd and 24th Tracy took a sharp turn towards for Darwin. In the early hours of the 25th Tracy tore through Darwin after which it decayed due to the temperature change from from the ocean to land.
Interesting fact: The greatest number of tropical cyclones in the Australian region in any one year was 20 in 1983. Since 1950, the lowest number of tropical cyclones in any season was just 5 in 1987.
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Tropical cyclones are formed in the ocean around the {Cyclone_Tracy_Movement.png} equator or between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. The water must be at a warm temperature over 26°C. The warm water evaporates and forms clouds above the ocean. If the air pressure is low where the clouds are formed, the air pulls the clouds in and they start to rotate. They rotate because of the Earth’s rotation on its axis. More clouds continue to form and the cyclone can develop into a mature cyclone. It can be categorised as a cyclone when its average wind speed exceeds 63 km/hr. When a cyclone reaches land, its strength weakens and starts to die off. This happens because
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