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Storm

Tropical Cyclone 02-20262027 (2026)

Last changed (13:30 UTC, 9 November 2026). This event is over, so no next check is due.

Over. This storm is over: it is no longer in the current GDACS or NASA EONET lists. The page keeps its record.

Tropical Cyclone 02-20262027 had maximum sustained winds of 34 kt (63 km/h, 39 mph) in the latest reading from GDACS, down from a peak of 40 kt. GDACS gave it an estimated green alert, its automatic measure of likely humanitarian impact. For warnings, follow the national weather service of the countries in its path.

Map: Tropical Cyclone 02-20262027 (2026)
11.80° S, 50.54° E · Indian Ocean · map © Natural Earth
Open on the live mapAll events on 7 November 2026

Key figures

Wind now
34 kt63 km/hSource: GDACS
Peak wind
40 kt74 km/hSource: GDACS
GDACS alert (estimated)
GreenSource: GDACS
Started
06:00 UTC, 7 November 2026Source: GDACS
Last update
06:35 UTC, 9 November 2026Source: GDACS
Positions recorded
24Source: Gods Eyes
Official source

Sources

Recorded by Gods Eyes from the live feed ; the source last updated it . Figures are as the source reported them at the time and may since have been revised; the source pages are authoritative.

Timeline

  1. 13:30 UTC9 November 2026The storm left the current GDACS and EONET lists.
  2. 19:39 UTC7 November 2026Winds eased from 40 kt to 34 kt.
  3. 07:19 UTC7 November 2026Gods Eyes recorded it from the feed.
  4. 06:00 UTC7 November 2026First listed by the source.

Only updates Gods Eyes saw in the feed are listed.

Nearby airports

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GDACS alert levels are automatic estimates of humanitarian impact made by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre and the United Nations, not official warnings. Gods Eyes is not an alert service and is not affiliated with any government agency. Not for safety decisions: for anything that affects you, follow emergency officials and the official sources above.

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