Narelle Weakens but Still Dangerous

0:00It's March 26. From your city to your ears, this is Adelaide News today, powered by AI. Severe tropical cyclone Narell is tracking down the West Australian coast as a powerful category for system. As of 10 pm last night, it was still intense, but forecasters expected to start weakening soon as it heads south. It has already made landfall in Far North Queensland and the Northern Territory, and now it's hitting the West Pobara coast hard. The Bureau of Meteorology warns of severe impacts along the gas coin coast through this morning, with strong winds and heavy rain on the way. Residents in affected areas are taking precautions on this Friday morning, staying indoors and monitoring updates closely. Officials emphasize safety as the storm brings real risks even as it loses some punch. By 10 am today, Narell should drop to category 3 west of Coral Bay. It will weaken further to category 2 before crossing land east of Geraldton, though it stays dangerous with gusty winds and flooding threats.

1:01Cyclones like this naturally fade over land and farther from the equator, so the worst should ease in the coming days while teams keep a close watch on its every move.