Cyclone Alfred Hits Australia: Strong Winds & Floods Strike
An intense storm on 6 March 2025, in Queensland, Australia, was created by high tropical storm formation in the Coral Sea, producing heavy rain, 155 km/h winds, and storm surges
Cyclone Alfred is a Category 2 storm moving northwest and likely to make landfall between Noosa and Coolangatta
The storm is causing torrential rain, with flash flooding anticipated in Brisbane and nearby areas
Wind gusts of up to 155 km/h likely to damage buildings, trees, and power lines
Hazardous storm surges are predicted along the Queensland coast, resulting in beach erosion and coastal flooding
Flights at Brisbane & Gold Coast airports canceled; public transport suspended in impacted areas
NSW communities ordered to evacuate; emergency centers established for impacted residents
Residents were advised by authorities to remain indoors, be prepared for power outages, and refrain from travel