disrupted jobs. By 2010, about 40% of the overall recovery cost was met by international donations, although funding was halted after political uprising in 2011. Over the long term, residents lost significant amounts of income in the storm-affected areas, particularly farms in the year after the storm. Higher food prices also resulted in less income for other residents. The area's economy largely recovered to pre-flood levels by 2010. See also List of Arabian Peninsula tropical cyclones 1996 Oman cyclone – deadly tropical storm that became the costliest disaster on record in Yemen 2002 Oman cyclone – another storm that struck the Arabian Peninsula originating alongside a storm in the southern hemisphere Cyclone Keila – slow-moving storm in 2011 that caused flooding in Oman and Yemen Cyclone Chapala – Another powerful storm that made landfall in Yemen in 2015 Cyclone Megh – A storm that impacted Yemen soon after Cyclone Chapala References Floods Yemen floods Yemen Cyclone, 2008 Natural disasters in Yemen Deep depressions Tropical cyclones in Yemen 2008 Yemen cyclone