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The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned that cyclone Alfred could bring tides at least half a meter than normal, certain areas have potentially experienced an increase of 0.8 meters.

The consequences of the nomenclature explained that these predictions are based on the highest astronomical tide – the highest natural tide level which a location can expect.

“With the category 2 system that arrives, and on the basis of the best modeling advice at our disposal, we plan at least half a meter above the highest astronomical tide, with slightly higher values ​​in the center of the cyclone,” said Ms. Oates.

These highest tides that usual should be the most serious near the cyclone landing, although the exact locations remain uncertain. Coastal areas south of Cyclone’s Center will probably know the largest overvoltages.

Alfred brings dangerous conditions in the south-east of Queensland and northern South Wales, meteorologists said.

The forecasts indicate potential precipitation from 300 to 600 mm, certain areas perhaps receiving up to 700 mm. Wind gusts should exceed 120 km / h, accompanied by large waves that can cause coastal erosion and floods.

“We expect very strong precipitation, especially along the coast,” said senior meteorologist Laura Buchan.

“Strong winds and large waves will also create dangerous surf conditions and we could see a certain coastal erosion.

The Prime Minister of Queensland, David Crisafulli, urged millions of residents to “please be ready” and to the preparation of “canned dishes and bottled water” before the arrival of cyclone Alfred.

“It is important that people take the event seriously, they are up to date with warnings,” he said.

“We are dealing with a very little populated part of the state, a state that has not seen a cyclone for many years, in fact, many decades, are getting closer to the coast.”

People in areas subject to floods were issued to evacuation warnings before the arrival of the cyclone, especially in the low areas.

“We ask people who live on these islands to make a conscious decision … to leave or stay,” said Crisafulli.

“It is important that they make this decision soon enough because this window will close.”

Shane Chelepy, coordinator of state disasters, warned the island communities east of Brisbane to leave now or “it will be too late”.

Cyclone Alfred has intensified in category 2 because it drops AustraliaThe south-eastern coast, targeting the south-east of the southeast highly populated.

The storm, which should draw land-earth Thursday or Friday north of BrisbanePacks gusts of wind up to 130 km / h.

Alfred could be one of the most destructive storms in the region for decades, managed officials. If he follows his projected path, Alfred will be the first cyclone To have a direct impact Brisbane Since Nancy in 1990.

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned that cyclone Alfred could bring tides at least half a meter than normal, certain areas have potentially experienced an increase of 0.8 meters.

The consequences of the nomenclature explained that these predictions are based on the highest astronomical tide – the highest natural tide level which a location can expect.

“With the category 2 system that arrives, and on the basis of the best modeling advice at our disposal, we plan at least half a meter above the highest astronomical tide, with slightly higher values ​​in the center of the cyclone,” said Ms. Oates.

These highest tides that usual should be the most serious near the cyclone landing, although the exact locations remain uncertain. Coastal areas south of Cyclone’s Center will probably know the largest overvoltages.

Alfred brings dangerous conditions in the south-east of Queensland and northern South Wales, meteorologists said.

The forecasts indicate potential precipitation from 300 to 600 mm, certain areas perhaps receiving up to 700 mm. Wind gusts should exceed 120 km / h, accompanied by large waves that can cause coastal erosion and floods.

“We expect very strong precipitation, especially along the coast,” said senior meteorologist Laura Buchan.

“Strong winds and large waves will also create dangerous surf conditions and we could see a certain coastal erosion.

The Prime Minister of Queensland, David Crisafulli, urged millions of residents to “please be ready” and to the preparation of “canned dishes and bottled water” before the arrival of cyclone Alfred.

“It is important that people take the event seriously, they are up to date with warnings,” he said.

“We are dealing with a very little populated part of the state, a state that has not seen a cyclone for many years, in fact, many decades, are getting closer to the coast.”

People in areas subject to floods were issued to evacuation warnings before the arrival of the cyclone, especially in the low areas.

“We ask people who live on these islands to make a conscious decision … to leave or stay,” said Crisafulli.

“It is important that they make this decision soon enough because this window will close.”

Shane Chelepy, coordinator of state disasters, warned the island communities east of Brisbane to leave now or “it will be too late”.

Cyclone Alfred has intensified in category 2 because it drops AustraliaThe south-eastern coast, targeting the south-east of the southeast highly populated.

The storm, which should draw land-earth Thursday or Friday north of BrisbanePacks gusts of wind up to 130 km / h.

Alfred could be one of the most destructive storms in the region for decades, managed officials. If he follows his projected path, Alfred will be the first cyclone To have a direct impact Brisbane Since Nancy in 1990.

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) warned that cyclone Alfred could bring tides at least half a meter than normal, certain areas have potentially experienced an increase of 0.8 meters.

The consequences of the nomenclature explained that these predictions are based on the highest astronomical tide – the highest natural tide level which a location can expect.

“With the category 2 system that arrives, and on the basis of the best modeling advice at our disposal, we plan at least half a meter above the highest astronomical tide, with slightly higher values ​​in the center of the cyclone,” said Ms. Oates.

These highest tides that usual should be the most serious near the cyclone landing, although the exact locations remain uncertain. Coastal areas south of Cyclone’s Center will probably know the largest overvoltages.

Alfred brings dangerous conditions in the south-east of Queensland and northern South Wales, meteorologists said.

The forecasts indicate potential precipitation from 300 to 600 mm, certain areas perhaps receiving up to 700 mm. Wind gusts should exceed 120 km / h, accompanied by large waves that can cause coastal erosion and floods.

“We expect very strong precipitation, especially along the coast,” said senior meteorologist Laura Buchan.

“Strong winds and large waves will also create dangerous surf conditions and we could see a certain coastal erosion.

The Prime Minister of Queensland, David Crisafulli, urged millions of residents to “please be ready” and to the preparation of “canned dishes and bottled water” before the arrival of cyclone Alfred.

“It is important that people take the event seriously, they are up to date with warnings,” he said.

“We are dealing with a very little populated part of the state, a state that has not seen a cyclone for many years, in fact, many decades, are getting closer to the coast.”

People in areas subject to floods were issued to evacuation warnings before the arrival of the cyclone, especially in the low areas.

“We ask people who live on these islands to make a conscious decision … to leave or stay,” said Crisafulli.

“It is important that they make this decision soon enough because this window will close.”

Shane Chelepy, coordinator of state disasters, warned the island communities east of Brisbane to leave now or “it will be too late”.

Cyclone Alfred has intensified in category 2 because it drops AustraliaThe south-eastern coast, targeting the south-east of the southeast highly populated.

The storm, which should draw land-earth Thursday or Friday north of BrisbanePacks gusts of wind up to 130 km / h.

Alfred could be one of the most destructive storms in the region for decades, managed officials. If he follows his projected path, Alfred will be the first cyclone To have a direct impact Brisbane Since Nancy in 1990.