Tropical Cycloon Zelia may have disappeared, but it will not be the last to threaten the coastline of Australia – and the next one has forced a name change before it even forms.
Zelia, which crossed the West -Australian coast on Friday, brought the Bureau of Meteorology to the end of an alphabetical list that alternately on gender, with the next cyclone called Anthony.
But as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese currently occupied the lodge, the decision was made to jump to the next A -entity name on the list – Alfred.
“When a name matches a prominent person of that time, we again order to the next name that starts with the same letter to prevent any confusion,” a spokesperson for the agency told AAP on Monday.
The change of the office's list took place earlier in February.
The next cyclone after Tropical Cyclone would be called Zelia Anthony, but if the prime minister stays in the track, that name will be skipped
There will be no tropical cyclone Anthony and there may be a change if Peter Dutton is chosen
Within a few months, Australia will vote on whether Mr Albanese will continue to lead the nation, with polls that indicate that opposition leader Peter Dutton could restore the liberal national coalition to power.
If Mr. Dutton is successful, this could be a similar, albeit less clear, problem for the 16 cyclones agency from now on.
The next P-nickned Cycloon is Peta, a traditional female spelling of the nevertheless identically pronounced name.
The agency did not respond when he was asked, but with an average of 11 cyclones that form in the nation every season, it may have to make a decision soon
