turned southwestward and later to the south, moving ashore on eastern Somalia before dissipating on December 5 near Ceel Huur over water. Records, naming, and impact According to RSMC New Delhi, Cyclone Agni developed into a depression at 1.5° N, which is the same latitude as where according to RSMC Tokyo, Tropical Storm Vamei formed during December 2001. However, according to RSMC La Réunion, the precursor low to Cyclone Agni briefly moved into the Southern Hemisphere and kept its anticyclonic counter-clockwise circulation. Agni was the second storm in the north Indian Ocean to receive a name, after the IMD began tropical cyclone naming in the middle of 2004. Since the cyclone was weak when it moved over Somalia, no casualties or significant damage was reported. See also List of near-Equatorial tropical cyclones List of tropical cyclones References Agni Agni Agni Agni