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After regaining strength in the gulf, Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle is expected to make landfall in the Northern Territory on Saturday evening.
A powerful cyclone is approaching Far North Queensland, with authorities warning some communities to brace for a direct and dangerous impact. Tropical Cyclone Narelle is expected
A severe tropical cyclone is expected to impact the eastern Top End region of the Northern Territory.
Cyclone Narelle has strengthened into a category 5 system as it tracks towards the Far North Queensland coast.
Authorities have issued a terrifying cyclone warning video ahead of a category 5 system bearing down the country’s north, simulating the possible extent of the damage.
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is currently a category 2 system and moving away from far north Queensland. It is expected, though, to make landfall
Follow our rolling coverage as the cyclone barrels towards the Queensland coastline, with emergency crews sent north and communities starting evacuations or hunkering down.
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology is warning of a major Category 4 cyclone, Narelle. Coming from the Coral Sea, Narelle is expected to journey more than 4,000 kilometres across northern Australia's coastline and into the Indian Ocean.