Storm Alfred: Former cyclone hits Australia's east coast
Cyclone Alfred - which has been downgraded from a cyclone to a tropical low - has caused flooding, damage to buildings and left thousands without power across the eastern coast of Australia. Millions of people across Queensland and north New South Wales have been affected.
Rare cyclone weakens to a tropical low weather system as it approaches the Australian east coast
Tropical Cyclone Alfred had been expected to become on Saturday the first cyclone to cross the east Australian coast near the Queensland state capital since 1974. But it weakened early Saturday to a tropical low,
The storm reached the Queensland coast on Saturday as a "tropical low" after 16 days as a cyclone, prompting preparations by ...
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Residents across the Australian states of Queensland and New South Wales have been waiting anxiously as Cyclone Alfred crawls ...
Widespread flooding has caused deteriorating road conditions across south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales, as Ex ...
In short: the danger is not over. Residents in affected areas should remain cautious and heed official advice, to keep ...
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