Overview
- The former category‑three cyclone made landfall near Djarindjin and Lombadina around 5pm WST Tuesday before weakening to a tropical low moving east across the Kimberley.
- Bureau of Meteorology readings showed sustained winds near 110 km/h, a peak gust of 158 km/h at Lombadina, and highly localized rainfall around 132 mm near the track.
- DFES reported at least two homes lost their roofs and confirmed infrastructure damage, widespread debris and power outages in affected Dampier Peninsula communities.
- Cape Leveque Road remains closed, and debris and downed lines are limiting access for full damage surveys and delaying marine inspections.
- Cyclone Watch/Act and severe weather warnings remain in effect for parts of the region, with authorities cautioning about heavy rain, possible flash flooding and hazards during cleanup.