Cyclone Narelle Weakens, Threatens Western Australia

0:00Ex-tropical cyclone Narell has weakened into a tropical low after dropping heavy rain across already waterlogged areas of Australia's northern territory. Over the weekend, more than 100-millimeter spell-and-spots, putting communities on alert for flooding along rising rivers. Forecasts now show the system pushing west into the Indian Ocean by Tuesday evening. From there, it will track south, parallel to western Australia's coastline, with a good chance of rebuilding strength into a severe cyclone by Wednesday evening. Northern Territory leaders expressed relief Monday as Narell sped toward the western Australia border faster than expected. Flood warnings hit places like Daily River, Adelaide River, and Catherine, while the keys steward highway near Adelaide River shut down due to rising. Waters. In western Australia, the northern Kimberly faces damaging winds up to 100 kilometers per hour and flash flooding this afternoon. Models suggested will stay offshore near the Pilbara before heading south, possibly delivering

1:03helpful rain to farms north of Perth, though weekend. Landfall risks remain unclear. This rare east to west mover forms south of the Solomon Islands last Tuesday amid warm ocean waters and could travel at least 5,000 kilometers. Officials urge caution as tracking continues along the coast. Any news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters, I'm Corey with the story.