Tropical Cyclone Narelle, a high-end category four storm, has made landfall in far north Queensland, bringing severe winds, heavy rain, and flooding that has closed roads and left hundreds without power in Coen and surrounding areas.
Queensland Police footage shows Coen after Tropical Cyclone Narelle, now a severe category 3 storm, caused power outages but minimal major damage, with affected homes reduced to 100.
Tropical Cyclone Narelle, a category 5 storm, tore through remote Queensland, forcing families like Debbie Jackson's to take refuge in shipping containers. With winds up to 270km/h, it caused widespread damage but no injuries reported.
Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle has intensified to a category 5 storm off Queensland, with wind gusts reaching 295km/h and landfall expected earlier than forecast.
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Residents in far north Queensland are sandbagging and stockpiling supplies as Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category five, threatening remote communities with potential weeks of isolation.
Queensland prepares for Cyclone Narelle, a Category 5 storm with 300kmph winds, potentially the first in over a century to hit Cape York Peninsula, prompting evacuation warnings.
