Tropical Cyclone Luana Update Saturday 24 January 2026 | 5:47 am WST Tropical Cyclone Luana is tracking toward the northwest Kimberley coast, with landfall expected later today. The system is currently Category 1 and is forecast to intensify to Category 2 before crossing the coast. At 5:00 am AWST, Luana was located within 35 km of 16.1°S 121.8°E, about 210 km north-northwest of Broome and 125 km west-northwest of Cape Leveque, moving east-southeast at 22 km/h. The most likely crossing point is

TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATE | TL16U & TL18U Tropical Low 16U is expected to intensify into a Category 2 tropical cyclone as it approaches the northwest Kimberley coast on Saturday, most likely crossing between Broome and Kuri Bay. Destructive wind gusts, damaging gales, heavy rainfall, flash flooding and dangerous storm tide conditions are expected, particularly around King Sound and adjacent coastal areas. At the same time, Tropical Low 18U remains active in the Gulf of Carpentaria, with a moderate

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Luana continues its southerly track through the eastern interior of Western Australia. Rainfall remains largely confined to the core circulation, with hot, dry and highly arid atmospheric conditions persisting both to the west and east of the system. This is limiting the outward spread of moisture and keeping precipitation tightly wrapped around the centre. | Oz Industries Forecasting Weather Oz