As Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches Queensland and New South Wales, millions prepare for significant impact, marking the first cyclone in these regions since 1974. The storm is expected to bring winds up to 155km/h and rainfall of up to 800mm, risking life-threatening flash floods. Authorities and Queensland Premier David Crisafulli urge residents in vulnerable areas to evacuate, highlighting the dangers of storm surges during high tide. This rare event has raised concerns about safety and emergency preparedness in the coastal regions affected by the cyclone.
Authorities have warned that heavy rainfall from Cyclone Alfred could result in life-threatening flash flooding, making evacuation critical for residents in flood-prone areas.
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli emphasized the rarity of this cyclone event and urged coastal residents to evacuate to avoid potential storm surges.
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