Cyclone Alfred Approaches: Intensifying Storm Poses Significant Risk for Queensland and NSW
Cyclone Alfred is strengthening and expected to hit southern Queensland and northern New South Wales as a potential category 3 storm. Residents in affected areas, particularly Brisbane, should prepare for severe weather, including damaging winds and potential flooding. The cyclone’s unique conditions have allowed it to remain strong as it nears land, raising concerns about its impact.
Tropical Cyclone Alfred is intensifying as it approaches the southern Queensland and northern New South Wales coasts. Currently classified as a category 2 storm, it is projected to strengthen to category 3 before landfall, which is expected to occur early on Friday morning between Maroochydore and Coolangatta. Although the Bureau of Meteorology considers the possibility of achieving category 3 to be low, it remains a possibility.
Cyclone Alfred is making its way towards Queensland and New South Wales, with forecasts indicating significant wind and rain impacts. Precautions are essential, particularly for residents in vulnerable areas. Monitoring updates from the Bureau of Meteorology and local emergency services is crucial for safety as the cyclone approaches land.
Original Source: theconversation.com
