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Good Friday wild weather warning as cyclone moves closer to WA coast

Tropical Cyclone Errol was upgraded to a category-two system on Wednesday, with wind speeds between 89-117 km/h, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Meteorologist Helen Reid indicated that Errol could reach category three status by Thursday morning.
Residents in Western Australia's north are on alert as authorities advise them to prepare for possible severe weather, including heavy rain and damaging winds.
Cyclone Errol could make landfall near the coast, becoming the third cyclone to impact WA this season, following Cyclone Dianne and Cyclone Zelia.

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The Examiner

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Cyclone weakens but makes early Good Friday coast visit

A weakening cyclone is expected to make landfall earlier than expected, bringing heavy rainfall to remote communities in...

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The Border Mail

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Locals bunker down to be cut off as cyclone nears land

Remote communities are preparing to be cut off for weeks after Tropical Cyclone Errol impacts the coast, bringing...

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Good Friday wild weather warning as cyclone moves closer to WA coast

Errol had been heading west away from Australia before it made a sharp U-turn and is now moving towards the Kimberley coast.

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Cyclone predicted to hit WA coast

Cyclone Errol has been upgraded to a Category 4 system after making an abrupt change of direction towards the north of the West Australian coast on Thursday morning.

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