Cyclone Alfred Slows Down: What's Behind the Delay and Increased Danger?
2025-03-07
9News.com.au
Tropical Cyclone Alfred's slowed movement off the coast of south Queensland and northern NSW has led to a delayed landfall, prolonging the wild weather. The cyclone's decreased speed is due to a combination of factors, including changes in wind patterns and ocean temperatures. As the storm lingers, the risk of severe weather, including heavy rainfall and strong winds, increases. With the cyclone's trajectory still uncertain, residents are advised to stay vigilant and monitor updates. The delayed landfall has raised concerns about the potential for more destructive storms and flooding, making it essential to stay informed about the latest weather forecasts and warnings.