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Cyclone Giovanna
      Fri Feb 10 2012 08:48 AM

Cyclone Giovanna was located in the western South Indian Ocean near 15.6S 61.6E at 10/12Z with winds of 55kts and a central pressure of 982mb. Giovanna is expected to move to the west southwest and rapidly intensify with landfall on the north-central east coast of Madagascar Monday evening as a strong Cat III cyclone.
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Weather at Tamatave, Madagascar

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