Cyclone Narelle downgraded to Category 2 after Northern Territory landfall
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- •Cyclone Narelle crossed the Northern Territory coast on March 21, 2026.
- •The storm was downgraded from a higher category to Category 2 after landfall.
- •Heavy rainfall and flooding remain significant threats despite the downgrade.
- •Emergency services in the Northern Territory are monitoring the situation closely.
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- ▸If Cyclone Narelle maintains its Category 2 status while moving inland then affected communities may experience continued flooding and infrastructure damage, requiring ongoing emergency response.
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