Cyclone Alfred Strengthens as Queensland Monitors Potential Threat
The Bureau of Meteorology warns of uncertain paths as the storm intensifies, with potential impacts on Queensland's central or southern coast later in the week.
- Tropical Cyclone Alfred, currently a category two system, is expected to intensify to category three by Tuesday as it moves over the Coral Sea.
- The cyclone remains several hundred kilometers offshore, with its exact path and potential coastal impact still uncertain for the coming days.
- Strong wind warnings have been issued for coastal waters between Townsville and K'gari, with large swells and hazardous surf conditions anticipated throughout the week.
- State Emergency Services and meteorologists urge Queensland residents to monitor updates, prepare emergency kits, and secure properties as a precaution.
- The storm has already disrupted events, including the postponement of a musical festival on Great Keppel Island due to safety concerns.
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