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Cyclone Errol Intensifies to Category 4, Kimberley Coast Braces for Severe Weather

The powerful system, with winds up to 205 km/h, is forecast to turn southeast toward the Kimberley coast and weaken by the weekend.

Overview

  • Tropical Cyclone Errol has strengthened into a Category 4 system, with sustained winds of 150 km/h and gusts reaching 205 km/h, as of Wednesday night.
  • The cyclone is currently located about 540 km northwest of Broome, moving west-southwest at 10 km/h.
  • Forecasts indicate Errol will turn southeast toward the Kimberley coast on Thursday, with weakening expected to Category 1 by the weekend.
  • Authorities have issued warnings for damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and potential flooding, urging residents and travelers to finalize preparations.
  • This marks the third significant cyclone in Western Australia this season, following Cyclones Zelia in February and Dianne in March.

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