QLD Tropical Cyclone Warning: Cardwell to Proserpine
TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 6
Issued at 5:21 pm EST on Saturday 8 March 2014



A Cyclone WARNING has been declared for coastal areas from Cardwell to Proserpine. A Cyclone WATCH is now current for a developing tropical low for coastal and island communities from Cairns to Cardwell and Proserpine to St Lawrence.

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TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 9
Issued at 1:56 am EST on Sunday 9 March 2014


A Cyclone WARNING remains current for coastal areas from Cardwell to Proserpine.

A Cyclone WATCH remains current for coastal and island communities from Cairns
to Cardwell and Proserpine to St Lawrence.

At 1:00 am EST a Tropical Low was estimated to be
445 kilometres northeast of Townsville and
440 kilometres north northeast of Hamilton Island and
moving south at 6 kilometres per hour.

The tropical low has not shown signs of development in the past 24 hours,
however it may slowly intensify and develop into a tropical cyclone on Monday.
The system is expected to move in a general south southwesterly direction
before becoming slow moving and shifting to a westerly track on Monday.

GALES may develop about coastal and island communities between Cardwell and
Proserpine during Monday.

Heavy rain, which may lead to flash flooding, will develop about coastal and
nearby adjacent inland areas between Cardwell and St Lawrence from today.

As the cyclone approaches the coast, a storm tide is expected between Lucinda
and Hamilton Island. Large waves may produce minor flooding along the
foreshore. People living in areas likely to be affected by this flooding should
take measures to protect their property as much as possible and be prepared to
help their neighbours.

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TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 14
Issued at 5:00 pm EST on Sunday 9 March 2014

A Cyclone WARNING is current for coastal areas from Gilbert River Mouth to Cape
York.

A Cyclone WATCH has been declared for coastal and island communities from the
QLD/NT border to Gilbert River Mouth.

At 4:00 pm EST Tropical Cyclone Gillian, Category 1 was estimated to be
180 kilometres west of Weipa and
190 kilometres northwest of Cape Keerweer and
moving south southeast at 6 kilometres per hour.

TROPICAL CYCLONE GILLIAN, CATEGORY 1, is expected to move in a south-southeast
direction tonight and into Monday, while intensifying. Tropical cyclone Gillian
should generally move parallel to the west coast of Cape York Peninsula over
the next couple of days, though there is still a chance that the system may
cross the coast between Cape Keerweer and Gilbert River Mouth during Monday or
Tuesday.

GALES extend 190 kilometres out from the centre and may develop between Cape
York and Pormpuraaw tonight, before extending south to Gilbert River Mouth
during Monday. Gales may extend further south and west between Gilbert River
Mouth and the QLD/NT border during Tuesday depending on the track that the
system takes over the next couple of days.

DESTRUCTIVE WINDS up to 140 km/h are expected to develop out to 65 kilometres
out from the centre during Monday and may develop between Aurukun and Kowanyama
if the system continues to intensify and moves closer to the coast.

If the cyclone approaches the coast, a storm tide may occur between Aurukun and
Kowanyama. Large waves may produce minor flooding along the foreshore. People
living in areas that may be affected by this flooding should take measures to
protect their property as much as possible and be prepared to help their
neighbours.




FLASH TROPICAL CYCLONE ADVICE NUMBER 15
Issued at 5:19 pm EST on Sunday 9 March 2014


This advice issued to advise on gales already occurring on the central coast.

A Cyclone WARNING remains current for coastal areas from Lucinda to St Lawrence.

A Cyclone WATCH remains current for coastal and island communities from
Innisfail to Lucinda.

At 4:00 pm EST a tropical low was estimated to be
340 kilometres east northeast of Townsville and
305 kilometres north northeast of Hamilton Island and
moving south southeast at 11 kilometres per hour.

The tropical low has not shown signs of development in the past 24 hours,
however it may slowly intensify and develop into a tropical cyclone on Monday
afternoon. The system is expected to move in a general south southeasterly
direction before becoming slow moving and shifting to a northeasterly track on
Monday. It is likely that the system will remain off the coast. However there
is greater than usual uncertainty regarding the track and there is still a
chance that it will move towards the coast.

GALES are expected to continue about central coast and island communities and
may extend to coastal comunities between Lucinda and St Lawrence during Monday.

Heavy rain, which may lead to flash flooding, will continue about coastal and
nearby adjacent inland areas between Bowen and St Lawrence overnight and during
Monday.

Large waves may produce minor flooding along the foreshore between Lucinda and
Hamilton Island. Tides will also be higher than normal. People living in areas
likely to be affected should take measures to protect their property as much as
possible and be prepared to help their neighbours.




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NASA's Hurricane Web Page
SW PACIFIC *Full Update* NASA Saw Some Power in Tropical Cyclone Gillian Before Making Landfall
NASA's TRMM satellite saw some towering thunderstorms in Tropical Cyclone Gillian before it made landfall over the Western Cape York Peninsula of Queensland, Australia.

Gillian

Last Updated: dinsdag 11 maart 2014, 1:00:00 0
Wind: 65 KPH
Location: -15.5N 218.3E
Movement: S at 5 mph

SW PACIFIC *Full Update* NASA Sees Ex-Tropical Cyclone Gillian's Remnants Persist
NASA's TRMM satellite continues to follow the remnants of former Tropical Cyclone Gillian as it moved from the Southern Pacific Ocean into the Southern Indian Ocean where it appears to be re-organizing. STORY/IMAGES: