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Tropical Cyclone Imogen brings 105km/h winds to north-west Queensland
A tropical low has intensified overnight and formed Tropical Cyclone Imogen, which made landfall in north-west Queensland and brought 105km/h winds to the area.
However, the Bureau of Meteorology expects the category one cyclone to weaken and be downgraded to a tropical low again later on Monday. However, severe weather warnings remain in place.
A satellite view of Tropical Cyclone Imogen over north-west Queensland and the Gulf of Carpentaria coast.Credit:Bureau of Meteorology
Tropical Cyclone Imogen formed about 7pm on Sunday and crossed the Gulf of Carpentaria coast just to the north of Karumba, about 530 kilometres west of Cairns, about 9pm on Sunday.
It generated sustained winds near the centre of 75km/h with wind gusts up to 100km/h. A…
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