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Cyclone Dina 2002

Last Modified: 12:00 January 28, 2002

NASA satellite images and storm tracks of Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Dina 2002, January 16 - 28.

Cyclone Dina 2002

Date	Time	Type	Wind	Pressure
UTC+4			knots km/h mph	mb
Jan 28	16:00	TD	30	1000
Jan 28	10:00	MS	35	998
Jan 28	04:00	MS	35	995
Jan 27	22:00	MS	35	995
Jan 27	16:00	MS	35	993
Jan 27	10:00	MS	40	990
Jan 27	04:00	MS	40	988
Jan 26	22:00	MS	40	988
Jan 26	16:00	MS	45	985
Jan 26	10:00	MS	45	985
Jan 26	04:00	MS	45	985
Jan 25	22:00	SS	50	983
Jan 25	16:00	TD	35	997
Jan 25	10:00	TD	35	997
Jan 25	04:00	MS	45	991
Jan 24	22:00	SS	55	984
Jan 24	16:00	SS	70	972
Jan 24	10:00	C	80	963
Jan 24	04:00	C	90	954
Jan 23	22:00	IC	100	944
Jan 23	16:00	IC	115	927
Jan 23	10:00	IC	115	927
Jan 23	04:00	IC	115	927
Jan 22	22:00	IC	115	927
Jan 22	16:00	IC	120	922
Jan 22	10:00	IC	120	922
Jan 22	04:00	IC	120	922
Jan 21	22:00	IC	120	922
Jan 21	16:00	IC	120	922
Jan 21	10:00	IC	120	922
Jan 21	04:00	IC	125	916
Jan 20	22:00	VC	130	910
Jan 20	16:00	VC	130	910
Jan 20	10:00	VC	130	910
Jan 20	04:00	IC	120	922
Jan 19	22:00	IC	105	938
Jan 19	16:00	C	95	949
Jan 19	10:00	C	90	954
Jan 19	04:00	C	90	954
Jan 18	22:00	C	85	958
Jan 18	16:00	C	80	963
Jan 18	10:00	SS	70	972
Jan 18	04:00	SS	65	976
Jan 17	22:00	SS	55	984
Jan 17	16:00	B	30	1000
Jan 17	10:00	B	25	1003
Jan 17	04:00	B	25	1002
Jan 16	22:00	B	25	1002
Jan 16	16:00	B	25	1002

Storms

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