Tropical Cyclone Alfred: Residents in southeast Queensland brace for impact in final hours before landfall
As Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies and edges closer to the coast, residents in southeast Queensland are being urged to make final preparations for what is expected to be the region’s most severe storm in decades. The category 2 system, currently 430km off Brisbane, remains a significant threat with wind gusts reaching up to 155km/h.
According to Bray Park, Queensland resident Mae Schame Areola Lollback, the entire community is making intense preparations ...
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