Meteo Mauritius
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Tsunamis are often referred to as tidal waves due to a quick rising of tides. They are different from the normal wave whereby they have very long wavelengths which normally measure between 10 and 500 km. These waves travel a faster rate than human can, that is around 700 km/h. Sometimes it is seen that tsunami appears in just one wave but they are often in multiple waves travelling in a series between a distance of a few minutes to hours apart, arriving in a so-called "wave train" reaching the sea floors.
Due to the wavelenths full of energy, tsunamis move a large volume of a body of water and relates to a fall in the sea level and bays get empty. Live Tsunami Alert - Earthquake around the world Live Watch Date Time (Local) Location Magnitude Thu, 09 Jan 2014 Feed Wed, 08 Jan 2014 Baja California, Mexico Central California Southern California Northern California Auto updates every minute and time = Mauritius Time How tsunami occurs? Weather in Mauritius. Mauritius is a tropical island found in the South Indian Ocean at coordinates 20°17'S 57°33'E.
South-East trade winds has a direct effect on the climate of the island. Compared to Europe, Mauritius has only 2 seasons thoughout the year. Firstly, winter which occurs between June to September. It usually reaches a minimal temperature of 18°C at night. Mauritius Weather Forecast. Weather. High Tide and Low Tide Mauritius.
Everyday we hear low tides and high tides on weather news or we even witness them at the seaside. Fisherman often rely on these weather data in Mauritius for fishing in the lagoon. Have you ever ask yourself how the tides get low or high? How tides level are calculated to forecast at which time there will be low and high tides? The term "tides" is used to defined the rise and fall in the sea level. The tides are caused by the moon's gravitational force on the Earth. The rise and the fall in the sea level is caused as the Moon and the Earth gets attracted to each other (like magnets).
Everyday, normally 2 high tides and 2 low tides occurs. Tsunami in Mauritius. Tsunami occurs from various sources, namely earthquakes, volcanic eruption, landslide and even meteorite impact. However, as we have kept witnessing from December 2004, after the earthquake of west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia with magnitude 9.1 (Mw) and another one in March 2011, off the north coast east of Japan, tsunami is mostly formed by earthquakes. Tsunami normally have long wavelengths reaching a distance of 10 and 500km at a speed of 700 km/h. At this speed, no man can stop this wave train. Can Mauritius be hit by tsunami? According to the seismic map of earthquakes occurring more frequently, it can be clearly seen that the tectonics plate passes across the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Rodrigues Island.
It can thus be said that Mauritius is vulnerable to tsunami occurring in the Indian Ocean. Cap Malheureux Mauritius Weather. Cap Malheureux is a small coastal region situated in the North of Mauritius between Pereybère and Anse la Raie. Having a population of around 5000 inhabitants, Cap Malheureux offers a splendid view on the Gunner's Coin island (Coin de Mire), Flat island (île Plate) and Round island (ile Ronde). Famous of the chapelle of Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice de Cap Malheureux (A.D.1938), this region attracts many tourists visiting Mauritius, especially for the church's red roof, having a background of the blue lagoon and fishing boats. Winter 2012 in Mauritius. Winter 2012 has officially started. In Mauritius, winter season normally starts during the mid May to end in the mid October.
Being in the transition month, a slight decrease in temperature can be felt mostly during the night. However, it can be said that winter has not yet started at its maximum. Taking an example for today 16th of May 2012, the temperature varies from 22°C to 29°C during the day, especially warmer in the coastal regions. At night, the temperature reaches a minimal of 18°C on the central plateau and from 21°C to 23°C in the coast. Winter weather is often influenced by the trade winds occurring from the anti-cyclones (Cyclone season 2011-2012 is already over on 15 May 2012). Its high time to prepare your winter clothing and umbrella to welcome this change of season in Mauritius ! Cyclone Season 2011-2012.
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