• Mou Mou
• 22 Feb, 2025

Queensland's eastern coast is on high alert as a powerful storm brews in the Coral Sea. According to the Bureau of Meteorology a tropical system is developing off the northeast coast and is expected to intensify into a tropical cyclone within the next 24 hours.

Storm Brewing in the Coral Sea

For the past few days, meteorologists have been closely monitoring a storm system forming near the north-eastern coast of Queensland. The Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed that the system is steadily growing and is likely to turn into a full-fledged tropical cyclone soon.

Expected Path of the Storm

Senior Meteorologist Jonathan Howe stated that the storm is currently moving away from the coast towards the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. However, a shift in its path is expected with the storm potentially reversing direction and heading back towards Queensland.

Impact on Queensland

Just weeks after devastating floods Queensland residents are now bracing for more extreme weather. While Jonathan Howe assured that the cyclone may not cause significant damage initially the possibility of heavy rains and strong winds cannot be ruled out.

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Additional Information

Queensland has recently suffered from severe flooding leaving several areas still recovering. The looming storm adds to the anxiety as emergency services prepare for any potential escalation in weather conditions.

While the storm currently poses a limited threat, Queensland remains on high alert. Authorities are urging residents to stay informed, prepare emergency kits and follow official updates closely.