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The cyclonic winds caused tidal waves that swept 20 km. inland and brought massive destruction to the coastal areas. The 7 to 10 m high tidal wave intruded suddenly and caused massive damage to the standing paddy crops. Destruction caused by a cyclone Fig. 4.4: Major Pressure Belts and Wind System
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