Cyclone in Australia

DMAX403

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Paul and Mick are in Brisbane and Heath is a little bit further up but they are all well away from it. Im in Mackay and we were on warning yesterday but thankfully it swung north a bit and missed us.

Was definitely a wild one, they say it is the largest one to hit Australia but it didn't seem to do as much damage as some of the other big ones we've had. Have a look at what cyclone tracy did to Darwin in 1974 : http://www.google.com.au/images?hl=...tle&resnum=3&ved=0CD8QsAQwAg&biw=1366&bih=588
 

MadMaxx61

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Paul and Mick are in Brisbane and Heath is a little bit further up but they are all well away from it. Im in Mackay and we were on warning yesterday but thankfully it swung north a bit and missed us.

Was definitely a wild one, they say it is the largest one to hit Australia but it didn't seem to do as much damage as some of the other big ones we've had. Have a look at what cyclone tracy did to Darwin in 1974 : http://www.google.com.au/images?hl=...tle&resnum=3&ved=0CD8QsAQwAg&biw=1366&bih=588

I hope you are all doing ok.


I know Mick was hit with big floods too


Just getting over the floods here. My Structural Steel Workshop went under about 3 meters of water and wrote off a few hundred thousand dolars worth of gear and our area has no flood insurance. We just got poer back on last Friday after 2 weeks without. Most are still without around my area. We are back on track now though.
 

Colt

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They said on our weather channel it was bigger than Katrina and covered like 2/3 of US in comparison for size to see on maps. That's huge. I only saw all the boats piled up where it came ashore and the waves came in 3 blocks about on the surge. Leveled lots of nice marina type area. These were big nice boats sad seeing all the carnage. Good luck hope you don't suffer too much damage seems like you need a break after all the flooding too.