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In the Neya ocean, tropical storm Anita has been named just below the Micronesian islands, it is predicted to peak as a Category 2 hurricane within the next 5 days, Anita is continuing to head westward.

This is tropical storm (or cyclone) corrine of 1969

Thats its track

November 2014 was not a good month for northern Amodeba, it got hit by 2 category 5 hurricanes in the same month in a prior inactive season, both Hurricanes Miranda and Ora caused significant damage in northern Amodeba, Miranda caused $24.7 Billion dollars in damage mainly on the Franz de Lauche Archipelago where Miranda wiped out nearly everything as it stayed on top of the islands at peak winds of 195 mph, miranda had a very odd track which i will show you later, Ora formed not too long after Miranda did, it could have become Ned but a subtropical storm took the name before it, Ora would stall and rapidly intensify east of the Franz de Lauche Archipelago and head south, it would peak at 175 Mph and strike Northern Amodeba at 155 Mph, Ora caused the Most damage at $55.8 billion dollars in damage since it hit the large city of Sauchua which Miranda Missed as it was farther to the north.

Satellite Image of Miranda at peak intensity nearing Landfall on the Island of Kimberton.

Peak winds: 195 Mph

Pressure: 879 Mbar

Track of Hurricane Miranda

Satellite Imagery of Hurricane Ora

Peak Winds: 175 Mph

Pressure: 901 Mbar

Track of Hurricane Ora