Queenslanders are preparing for a category three cyclone named Kirrily, which is expected to cross the coast later this week. Meteorologist Tony Auden provides three likely scenarios for the cyclone's impact on Queensland.
As Queensland ers brace for what is expected to be a category three cyclone forecast to cross the coast later this week, 7NEWS Brisbane meteorologist Tony Auden has given his prediction on the three most likely scenarios to play out. Forecasters believe a tropical low in the Coral Sea will develop into a cyclone, to be named Kirrily , late on Monday or early on Tuesday. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Queensland ers warned as cyclone Kirrily threat looms.
Bureau of Meteorology tracking maps show the expected cyclone heading towards Queensland’s northeast coast. However, what happens if it does make landfall is less clear, with multiple scenarios possible. Here, Auden breaks down the predictions for Queensland, as the threat of Kirrily looms. Where will it land? “Most likely, Cyclone Kirrily is named on Tuesday morning,” Auden told 7NEWS.com.au on Monday. “Then intensify to a category three or four, before hitting the Queensland coast on Thursday afternoon. “The most likely stretch of coast is along the Herbert and Burdekin district, ie between Ingham and the Whitsunday
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