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Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle makes landfall near Coen

Severe flooding expected as Tropical Cyclone Narelle hits Queensland

A cyclone in Australia which authorities said could be among "the worst in living memory" appears to have been less damaging than feared - but concerns remain about severe flooding.

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Queensland Roads Flooded After Tropical Cyclone Narelle Brings Heavy Rain

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle could make 3 landfalls, forecast says

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Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category 5 as Queenslanders brace for impact

Tropical Cyclone Narelle has intensified to a category 5 storm and will bring staggeringly dangerous wind gusts of up to 315km/h when it makes landfall on Friday.

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle live updates: Damage laid bare as cyclone set to hit another region

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Far North Queensland takes cover as severe system tears into coast - as it happened

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'I couldn't sleep last night': Locals brace as Cyclone Narelle barrels towards Australia

Tropical Cyclone Narelle is expected to bring severe impact to Far North Queensland on Friday, as the state's premier says the storm could be the biggest many people have seen in "living memory".

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Watch: Sun rises over Australia as powerful Tropical Cyclone Narelle makes landfall over Queensland

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'She's Here!': Australian Man Braves Tropical Cyclone Narelle's Strong Winds

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Northern Territory’s Top End left ‘absolutely saturated’ as Tropical Cyclone Narelle approaches coast

The Northern Territory’s Top End has been left “absolutely saturated” by the “severe” Tropical Cyclone Narelle as the system approaches the coast.

Intensifying Tropical Cyclone Narelle takes aim at Australia with destructive winds, flooding, and storm surge

The cyclone is expected to make landfall in Far North Queensland on Friday, March 20, before tracking westward toward the eastern Northern Territory over the weekend.

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QLD cyclone upgraded to category 5

Tropical cyclone Narelle is set to make landfall earlier and more forcefully than expected, impacting Far North Queensland and parts of the Northern Territory. Narelle is reported to have reached category 5 intensity almost 12 hours before it was originally predicted for 10pm on Thursday (Brisbane Times).