6/03/2025 1:22am
Cyclone Alfred remains a Category 2 tropical cyclone and is still expected move into Brisbane and surrounding regions tonight and through Friday. The cyclone has a bit of a messy path as it’s basically in an area that allows it to stall off and on – meaning it may move westwards, then stop, even move in a circle for a time.
We break down wind, rain and waves – plus how Alfred’s remnants may affect Sydney and other large parts of NSW going into the start of next week.
This is a messy cyclone to be precise about – we do our best to break it all down.
We have another Cyclone Alfred special update on Friday morning Queensland time.
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Allan Kennedy on 6/03/2025 6:36pm
Brilliant observations. it’s a shame we can’t get this standard of weather reporting in Australia from the BOM
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Vivienne on 6/03/2025 8:54am
Thank you for your wonderful explanations, we have children in Brisbane so it’s helpful to understand the possibilities.
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Ian on 6/03/2025 3:24am
What is the likelihood waves will form onto the NZ West Coast?
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WW Forecast Team on 6/03/2025 4:38am
Hi Ian, best chance looks to be end of next week if Alfred creates a new low pressure zone exiting the southern NSW coastline: https://www.weatherwatch.co.nz/maps-radars/marine/swell
– WW
Edit Fri AM: Looking less likely anything will reach NZ now.
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