CYCLONE FREDDY DUMPS DANGEROUS RAINFALL 🌧IN MOZAMBIQUE
The United Nations Weather Agency says Tropical cyclone Freddy dumped dangerous and exceptional rainfall levels over Mozambique Friday, as the storm continued to wreak havoc across southern Africa.
Freddy made landfall in the coastal town of Vilanculos with wind speeds of a hundred thirteen kilometers damaging trees and housing, with residents sheltered at a primary school, terrified.
The tropical storm is now classified as an “intense tropical cyclone”, after picking up speed over the Mozambican channel.
It is projected to weaken as it barrels through Southern Africa but still poses serious risk of heavy rainfall to Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia, Malawi and Botswana.
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