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Posted by: 28degrees Offline Posted: Wednesday, 19 November 2025 7:35:52 AM(UTC)
Originally Posted by: FNQ Bunyip Go to Quoted Post

I'll kick this off as we now have T.C Fina North East of Darwin ...
Cheers


Thanks Bunyip.
Pressed the wrong thread button on my phone getting into here too...

Heres this morning's track map from 04:11am. Next one at 10:30 ACST. (or is it CST? BOM can't make up it's mind.)

TC Fina 02U - 20251119 0411CST.JPG

Tropical Cyclone Fina has formed north of Darwin and is moving slowly to the east northeast away from the coast.

Area affected
Warning zone
None.

Watch zone
None.

Cancelled zone
None.

At 3:30 am Australian Central Standard Time
At 3:30 am ACST

Intensity
category 1, sustained winds near the centre of 75 kilometres per hour with wind gusts to 100 kilometres per hour

Location
within 35 kilometres of 9.7 degrees South, 131.6 degrees East, 315 kilometres north northeast of Darwin and 195 kilometres north northwest of Minjilang

Movement
east northeast at 9 kilometres per hour

TC Fina is expected to continue moving to the east northeast and intensify to Category 2 by Wednesday night. Later on Thursday it should turn to the south then southwest, taking it towards the Northern Territory coast for a potential impact during Friday and Saturday.

Hazards

Communities over the Northern Territory are not expected to be impacted within the next 48 hours by Tropical Cyclone Fina.


Recommended action
NTES advices for residents to follow the directions of emergency services.
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