Bianca, Garance and Honde churn across Indian Ocean as Alfred, Rae and Seru spin through south-west Pacific

The Weather Network is tracking six active cyclones in the Southern Hemisphere that may make landfall in the coming days. More details with Meteorologist Dylan Kikuta.

An unusual situation occurred in the Southern Hemisphere Tuesday afternoon, when 5 tropical storms, called cyclones in that part of the world, spun in the southern Indian and Pacific oceans at the same time.

The unusual activity is "a lot to happen at once, but not unprecedented," an atmospheric science professor said.

Tropical cyclone activity is buzzing across the Southern Hemisphere with as many as six cyclones simultaneously spinning around. According to the Accumulated Cyclone Energy tally complied by Colorado State University,