Tropical Cyclone Tiffany

The latest typhoon watches and warnings for the South Pacific Basin. The Bureau of Meteorology said the system may intensify to tropical cyclone strength and if one develops it would be named Tiffany.

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Tropical Cyclone Technical Bulletin issued at 0702 UTC Sunday 9 January 2022.

. Tropical Cyclone Tiffany has made landfall over far north QLD and will soon be setting its sights on Groote Eylandt and the NTs Top End. Ocean Wind Warning issued at 0654 UTC Sunday 9 January 2022. Communities on Queenslands Cape York Peninsula are being warned to seek shelter as Tropical Cyclone Tiffany reaches Category 2 intensity.

Tropical Cyclone Tiffany has formed in the Coral Sea and is expected to cross into Queensland on Monday night the Bureau of Meteorology reports. Forecast Track Map QLD issued at 0652 UTC Sunday 9 January 2022 Tropical Cyclone Advice issued at 0644 UTC Sunday 9 January 2022. BOM forecaster Shane Kennedy said a cyclone warning could be issued on Saturday morning.

Names raise the profile of the cyclone heightening public awareness and reducing confusion if multiple cyclones occur at the same time. Tiffany became the fourth tropical cyclone to form in Australias area of responsibility when it was formed over the Coral Sea on Sunday afternoon. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a tropical cyclone warning.

Tropical Cyclone Tiffany has strengthened to a category 2 storm and is just hours from making landfall in far north Queensland the Bureau of Meteorology is reporting. People between Cape. It will be named Tiffany and would cross the coast somewhere near the Lockhart River and Cooktown on the Cape York Peninsula.

Tropical cyclones are named to help with communication about these dangerous storms. Typhoon tracking maps current sea temperatures and more. By 7am AEST on Monday Tiffany had strengthened into a category two.

The cyclone is approaching the coast near Cape Melville. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth unleashed an extraordinary final blast. There is 1 active system.

The next name on the BOMs cyclone list is Tiffany following Seth. Tiffany is the first tropical cyclone to make landfall on the Australian mainland so far this season The cyclone strengthened into a category two at 7am this morning with windspeeds of 130 km. Tiffany was sitting approximately 235 kilometres.

A tropical cyclone will keep its name even as it downgrades to a depression and post-tropical cyclone until it dissipates.

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