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Horn-Island

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29.9°C (85.8°F)

Light Rain

Feels like: 35.5°C (95.9°F)

Humidity: 73%

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06:34

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18:33

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Past Weather Alerts

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Riverine Flood

FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE CONTINUING ACROSS PARTS OF THE CAPE YORK PENINSULA Isolated moderate rainfa...

Mar 24, 2026 - Mar 25, 2026

Riverine Flood

FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE CONTINUING ACROSS PARTS OF THE CAPE YORK PENINSULA FLOOD RISK EASING ACROSS ...

Mar 23, 2026 - Mar 24, 2026

Riverine Flood

FURTHER MINOR TO MODERATE RIVERINE FLOODING POSSIBLE FROM SATURDAY ACROSS NORTH TROPICAL COAST WIDES...

Mar 21, 2026 - Mar 22, 2026

Weather

ABNORMALLY HIGH TIDES which may lead to sea water flooding of low-lying coastal areas are expected b...

Mar 20, 2026 - Mar 21, 2026

Riverine Flood

FURTHER MINOR TO MODERATE WITH ISOLATED MAJOR RIVERINE FLOODING POSSIBLE FROM FRIDAY WIDESPREAD FLOO...

Mar 20, 2026 - Mar 21, 2026

Riverine Flood

FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE CONTINUING ACROSS PARTS OF THE CAPE YORK PENINSULA Isolated moderate rainfall remains possible about parts of the Cape York Peninsula during the remainder of Tuesday, contracting north and mostly easing by Wednesday. Significant widespread rainfall is not expected over the Flood Watch area for next few days, thus the risk of further flooding developing is low. Flooding is expected to be occurring at many locations across the Cape York Peninsula following rainfall from late last week and over the weekend with the passage of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle. Catchments across the Flood Watch area remain saturated and will respond quickly to further rainfall. Disruption to transport routes is occurring or likely across parts of the Flood Watch area.

From: Mar 24, 2026 02:40 Until: Mar 25, 2026 08:40

Riverine Flood

FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE CONTINUING ACROSS PARTS OF THE CAPE YORK PENINSULA FLOOD RISK EASING ACROSS NORTH TROPICAL COAST Isolated moderate falls remain possible about parts of the Cape York Peninsula during the remainder of Monday, contracting north and mostly easing by Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast to continue about the North Tropical Coast today but significant rainfall is not expected and the risk of further flooding developing is low. Minor to moderate Flood Warnings continue for several catchments across the North Tropical Coast, though river levels are by now mostly easing. Flooding is expected to be occurring at many locations across the Cape York Peninsula following rainfall from late last week and over the weekend with the passage of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle. Catchments across the Flood Watch area remain saturated and will respond quickly to further rainfall. Disruption to transport routes is occurring or likely across parts of the Flood Watch area.

From: Mar 23, 2026 01:32 Until: Mar 24, 2026 07:32

Riverine Flood

FURTHER MINOR TO MODERATE RIVERINE FLOODING POSSIBLE FROM SATURDAY ACROSS NORTH TROPICAL COAST WIDESPREAD FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE OCCURRING ACROSS CAPE YORK PENINSULA Tropical Cyclone Narelle has crossed the Cape York Peninsula and is moving west across the Gulf of Carpentaria. Moderate to localised heavy falls remain possible about the North Tropical Coast and Cape York Peninsula during the remainder of Saturday, largely easing by Sunday. This rainfall may cause minor to moderate riverine flooding in the Flood Watch area from Saturday onwards. Minor flood warnings are current for several catchments across the North Tropical Coast. Flooding is expected to be occurring at many locations across the Cape York Peninsula. Catchments across the Flood Watch area are saturated and will respond quickly to further rainfall. Disruption to transport routes is occurring or likely across parts of the Flood Watch area.

From: Mar 21, 2026 00:14 Until: Mar 22, 2026 06:14

Weather

ABNORMALLY HIGH TIDES which may lead to sea water flooding of low-lying coastal areas are expected between Mapoon and Pormpuraaw. Tides are likely to rise well above the normal high tide mark during the morning high tide. Damaging Surf conditions are which may lead to coastal erosion and localised damage to coastal infrastructure are possible. Locations which may be affected include Weipa, Aurukun, Pormpuraaw, Napranum and Old Mapoon.

From: Mar 20, 2026 22:48 Until: Mar 21, 2026 09:00

Riverine Flood

FURTHER MINOR TO MODERATE WITH ISOLATED MAJOR RIVERINE FLOODING POSSIBLE FROM FRIDAY WIDESPREAD FLOODING EXPECTED TO BE OCCURRING ACROSS CAPE YORK PENINSULA Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle is moving westwards inland across the northern Cape York Peninsula, and is forecast to move off the west Peninsula coast later today. Heavy to intense rain is expected to accompany Narelle's passage across the Peninsula, easing by early Saturday morning. Moderate to localised heavy falls are possible about the North Tropical Coast during today and Saturday, largely easing by Sunday. This rainfall may cause minor to moderate riverine flooding in the Flood Watch area from Friday onwards. Isolated major flooding is also possible. Minor to moderate flood warnings are current for several catchments across the North Tropical Coast. Flooding is expected to occur or already be occurring at many locations across the Cape York Peninsula. Catchments across the Flood Watch area are wet to saturated from recent rainfall, and will respond quickly to further rainfall. Disruption to transport routes is occurring or likely across parts of the Flood Watch area.

From: Mar 20, 2026 02:13 Until: Mar 21, 2026 08:13

Tropical Cyclone

Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle moving west over central Cape York Peninsula.

From: Mar 20, 2026 03:52 Until: Mar 20, 2026 07:00

Riverine Flood

RIVER LEVEL RISES AND FLOODING POSSIBLE ACROSS PARTS OF WESTERN CAPE YORK PENINSULA AND NORTH TROPICAL COAST A monsoon trough lies over Cape York Peninsula and will linger throughout the week. A weak tropical low 29U has formed along the monsoon trough in the northern Coral Sea. The longer term movement and development of 29U remains uncertain, but is most likely to drift towards the Far North Queensland coast from Wednesday. A second tropical low may develop in the Gulf of Carpentaria or over Cape York Peninsula early this week. Areas of heavy rainfall have developed in the Flood Watch area this morning. Widespread showers with risk of heavy rainfall will continue for the next few days. Catchments across the Flood Watch area are wet to saturated with areas of flooding already occurring following recent rainfall. Further rainfall may result in rapid river level rises and further flooding.

From: Mar 02, 2026 04:01 Until: Mar 03, 2026 10:01