Cyclone Narelle hits FNQ with 230km/h winds, residents shelter
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- •Cyclone Narelle is currently moving across Far North Queensland.
- •Wind speeds have reached up to 230 kilometers per hour.
- •Residents are using unconventional shelters including boats, bunkers, and shipping containers.
- •The event is taking place on March 20, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Cyclone Narelle weakens quickly after moving inland damage to infrastructure and homes in FNQ could be limited, allowing faster recovery for affected communities.
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