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Up to 15 cyclones predicted this season according to uni expert
New modelling indicates as many as 15 tropical cyclones could develop across Australia between November and April with up to six to form on the eastern seaboard.
The Long Range Tropical Cyclone Outlook for Australia model, based on new research, has been developed by University of Newcastle researcher Dr Andrew Magee and Associate Professor Anthony Kiem.
It indicates normal to above normal tropical cyclone activity Australia-wide with as few as nine and as many as 15 cyclones during the…
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