Cyclone Dana

Cyclone Dana refers to a specific tropical cyclone that occurred in the South Pacific Ocean, particularly affecting regions like Vanuatu and New Caledonia. It is part of the naming conventions for cyclones in that area, where storms are given names to facilitate communication and awareness. Cyclone Dana, like other tropical cyclones, is characterized by a system of winds rotating around a low-pressure center, which can lead to severe weather, including heavy rainfall, strong winds, and potential flooding in affected areas. The specifics of Cyclone Dana’s formation, peak intensity, and impact can vary based on meteorological conditions during its occurrence.