It's been 10 years since Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi crossed the coast as a Category 5 system near Mission Beach, between Cairns and Townsville. Causing widespread destruction, Yasi remains one of the most powerful cyclones to have affected Queensland since records began, with wind gusts of up to 285 km/hr, a 5 metre tidal surge and heavy rain. To learn more about Yasi: http://ow.ly/n04k50DpBtD Know your weather. Know your risk. Ten years on the message remains the same—make sure you're prepare

20K views · 12 reactions | Villagers in Indonesia worked to salvage homes and personal property and search for missing people after flash floods triggered by the cyclone killed more than 80 people and displaced thousands more. | CGTN America | Facebook

8.3K views · 30 shares | Today marks 7 years since Cyclone Yasi devastated communities across north Queensland. The category-five cyclone crossed early in the morning on February 3, 2011, shattering lives and causing more than $800M in damage. Have a look back on these pictures and have a listen to these survivors talk about what it was like to live through. | ABC Brisbane | Facebook

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7.5K views · 21 reactions | It's been 10 years, since one of the most powerful and destructive cyclones in history crossed the Queensland coast. Cyclone Yasi packed winds of almost 300 kilometres an hour, battering northern coast communities. www.7NEWS.com.au #qldweather #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sunshine Coast | Facebook