Qld Cyclone Season
 

First sniff of action....only a sniff though! Not likely to get Tropical Cyclone Stan yet......

A tropical low situated to the east of the Solomon Islands is moving in a general westwards direction. The low may gradually develop as it approaches the Solomon Islands over the next few days.

The system will remain very far offshore and does not pose a threat to the Queensland coast.

Tropical Cyclone Outlook for The Coral Sea

Re: Qld Cyclone Season
 

Phew!

Re: Qld Cyclone Season
 

IDQ20065
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Queensland Region
Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre

TROPICAL CYCLONE INFORMATION BULLETIN
For 6:56 pm EST on Thursday the 11th of February 2016

At 4 pm AEST Thursday, Tropical Cyclone Tatiana (Category 1) with central
pressure 994 hPa was located over the central Coral Sea near latitude 16.9 south
longitude 157.9 east, which is about 1030 km east northeast of Mackay.

The cyclone is moving east southeast at about 14 kilometres per hour, and a
curve onto a southeasterly track is expected through the remainder of today into
Friday. This is likely to take the system out of the Queensland region late on
Friday or Saturday morning.

It is likely that the system will continue to strengthen overnight and during
Friday.

The system is located well offshore and expected to move further away; it does
not pose a threat to the Queensland coast.

The next Information Bulletin will be issued by 11 pm AEST today.

Re: Qld Cyclone Season
 

TROPICAL CYCLONE INFORMATION BULLETIN
For 10:47 am EST on Friday 12 February 2016
At 10 am AEST Friday, Tropical Cyclone Tatiana (Category 2) with central
pressure 985 hPa was located over the central Coral Sea near latitude 17.3
south longitude 159.0 east, which is about 1120 km east northeast of Mackay and
1070 km northeast of Fraser Island.

Tropical cyclone Tatiana is currently moving east southeast at about 8
kilometres per hour, but should adopt a track more towards the southeast during
today. The system is expected to gradually intensify before exiting the region
late today.

Tropical cyclone Tatiana is situated well offshore and poses no immediate
threat to the Queensland coast.

The next Information Bulletin will be issued by 5 pm AEST today.