Noosa News
Look at me: Kimi bears down on coast, bringing winds and flood risk to far north
Monday January 18, 2021
Queensland’s second cyclone of the season is expected to make landfall tonight, with residents from Cooktown to Lucinda warned of destructive winds, heavy rainfall, high tides and flash flooding.
The BOM has warned Cyclone Kimi is due to make landfall between Port Douglas and Innisfail. Photo: ABC
Far North Queensland authorities say they are prepared for Cyclone Kimi, which is predicted to make landfall in the area around Cardwell this evening.
On Sunday night, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said the cyclone, the second of the season, was sitting just east…
-
Noosa News10 hours agoMan arrested following alleged armed rape and kidnapping in Maroochydore
-
Business11 hours agoUp 113% in a year, ASX 200 gold stock reports Q1 sales of 91,477 ounces
-
General7 hours agoCarnarvon locals help rescue tourist hit by ‘king wave’ along Quobba coastline
-
Business9 hours agoWhy Amplitude Energy, Brazilian Rare Earths, Nexgen, and Northern Star shares are falling today