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Evacuations ordered as tropical cyclone nears Australia - Vimarsana News

Evacuations ordered as tropical cyclone nears Australia

A powerful tropical cyclone hurtled towards Western Australia on Thursday, triggering a "red alert" emergency and evacuation orders as authorities warned violent winds could toss caravans, tear down trees and turn debris into "missiles". Tropical Cyclone Ilsa gathered strength over the Indian Ocean and Port Hedland, one of the world's major iron ore-shipping hubs, was cleared

Australia Tracking Category 5 Storm as It Prepares to Make Landfall Over Coastal Towns - Vimarsana News

Australia Tracking Category 5 Storm as It Prepares to Make Landfall Over Coastal Towns

Australia is currently monitoring its most severe storm in years as Severe Tropical Cyclone Ilsa has intensified into ...

Cyclone Ilsa: Western Australia braces for category 4 storm - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Ilsa: Western Australia braces for category 4 storm

People in Western Australia stock up on supplies amid warnings of 275 km/h gusts and heavy rain.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Red alert issued in parts of Pilbara as tropical cyclone Ilsa nears packing winds of up to 285km/h - Vimarsana News

Red alert issued in parts of Pilbara as tropical cyclone Ilsa nears packing winds of up to 285km/h

Several Pilbara communities are on red alert as tropical cyclone Ilsa — now a highest-severity category five storm — makes its way towards the WA coast packing winds of up to 285km/h.

Cyclone Ilsa intensifies to category 4 as Western Australia prepares for impact - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Ilsa intensifies to category 4 as Western Australia prepares for impact

Port Hedland mayor Peter Carter warns loose objects have the potential to become ‘missiles in the air’ during ‘unpredictable’ cyclones