Ex-Cyclone Narelle Brings Flooding to NT, Kimberley

0:00It's March 23rd. This is Adelaide News today, local news powered by AI. X Tropical Cyclone. Narella has left the northern territory after dumping more than 200 millimeters of rain on places like Adelaide River. Overnight. The system, now a tropical low, move faster than expected and headed toward the Kimberly region. Catherine faces possible further flooding, with the Catherine River set to peak above minor flood levels, but below major ones at the bridge, this. Evening. Meanwhile, prolonged major flooding persists at now you and daily river, where waters could stay high for another week. In Adelaide River, four residents self-evacuated as flood waters cut off drinking water and electricity, and a boil water alert might come once. Supplies return. Officials warn of ongoing risks like fast currents, displaced animals, and even crocodiles in the flood zones. Authorities are monitoring river levels closely across the top end, and have started planning recovery efforts, even as emergency measures stay active, including a field hospital

1:04near Catherine. Police urge drivers to avoid flooded roads like parts of the steward highway. Conditions are easing in some spots, but flash flooding remains possible with typical wet season showers and storms ahead, so folks in affected areas should keep alert and informed.