Initial Prediction

Cyclone Alfred is predicted to make landfall in Southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales on Saturday morning, with heavy rain and winds expected across both states.

Updates Over Time

The storm is forecast to land later that day, as it continues to approach the coast slowly, with damaging winds and heavy rain expected. Cyclone Alfred will likely cross into low-hanging storms in northern NSW and SENEED.

Current Forecast

Cyclone Alfred is now expected to hit on Saturday morning, with thousands across Queensland and NSW without power due to heavy rainfall and strong winds. The storm is currently progressing eastward, bringing high tides in the process.

Landfall Details

Cyclone Alfred is projected to cross the coast at mid-early Friday morning, likely between Maroochydore and the southern parts of Western Sydney. The storm is expected to bring devastating winds and heavy rainfall across both Queensland and New South Wales.

Weather Concerns

Tropical Cyclone Alfred could cross the Queensland coast in early Saturday morning, as the storm continues to slow. Queensland residents and those near the Gold Coast are already prepared for potential heavy rain and storm surges.

Safety Tips

• Maintain electrical grids to protect against power outages during extreme weather events.
• Stay informed about updates as cyclone predictions change.
• Plan outdoor activities and ensure clothing isWeather-appropriate.

Storm’s Expected Journey

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is moving erratically, with the potential to cross at high tide early Friday morning. The storm is expected to continue intensifying with damaging winds and heavy rainfall across southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Conclusion

Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s journey is yet to be fully determined, but it is clear that the storm will make landfall in Qld and SENEED, causing significant damage across both regions. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and prepare for potential extreme weather conditions.