Low pressure forecast
Low pressure moves complicatedly, highly likely to become a storm
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It is forecast that the low pressure in the Pacific Ocean is highly likely to strengthen into a tropical depression or tropical storm in the next 24 hours.
Low pressure connects to low pressure appears, likely to strengthen within 24 hours
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Two low pressure areas are operating in the Pacific Ocean, while Typhoon Narelle is raging on land.
Hurricane Narelle strongly moves towards the next landfall area
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Hurricane Narelle caused heavy rain and widespread flooding in Northern Australia before making landfall for the second time.
Low pressure sweeps through land, super typhoon Narelle is about to make landfall for the 2nd time
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The low pressure is forecast to strengthen when passing through the mainland of the Solomon Islands, while Super Typhoon Narelle is about to make landfall for the 2nd time.
One hundred-year super typhoon moves towards the mainland, fierce rain and wind
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Super typhoon Narelle is rapidly strengthening, threatening to make landfall in Queensland (Australia) with extremely strong intensity.
Super typhoon Narelle officially revealed, winds destroying 285km/h approach the mainland
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Hurricane Narelle officially reached super typhoon level as it approached the mainland of Queensland (Australia). The strongest wind near the center is about 215km/h, gusting at 285km/h.
Typhoon Narelle is about to become a fierce super typhoon, heading straight to the mainland
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Hurricane Narelle is rapidly intensifying and could become a Category 5 super typhoon, as it moves straight towards North Queensland (Australia).
Forecast for Typhoon Narelle to become a super typhoon making landfall up to 3 times
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Hurricane Narelle is rapidly strengthening over the South Pacific, warning it could become one of the strongest storms to hit Australia in years.
Tropical depression turns into storm, likely to make landfall at the weekend
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A tropical depression has strengthened into a tropical storm, likely to make landfall in Australia by the weekend with strong gusts of 155 km/h.
Tropical depression officially strengthens into a storm heading towards the mainland
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The tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean has officially strengthened into a storm.
Low pressure has the potential to become a storm, heading towards the mainland
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Depression 96P over the South Pacific Ocean is likely to strengthen into a tropical depression or tropical storm by the end of the week.
Low pressure relies on low pressure whirlwinding at sea
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2 low pressure areas are forecast to be operating strongly in the Pacific Ocean.
Low pressure moves very quickly at sea
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Depression 96P just formed in the South Pacific is moving quite fast at a speed of over 30 km/h.
New low pressure area forms at sea
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Forecast of a new low pressure area just formed in the Pacific Ocean, likely to enter the mainland.
Low pressure strengthens, likely to become a tropical depression
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It is forecast that the low pressure in the Indian Ocean will continue to strengthen, with the possibility of developing into a tropical depression.
