There is a 55 per cent probability that the tropical cyclone could form, with the Bureau estimating that it could make landfall by Monday.
There is a 55 per cent probability that the tropical cyclone could form, with the Bureau estimating it may make landfall by Monday.
The current Tropical Low 09U is forecast to develop into a category 2 storm before crossing the southwest coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria, most likely during Monday, the Bureau of Meteorology said.
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