Category Two Cyclone Expected To Make Landfall Along Souther QLD

Category two Cyclone Oma could be expected to make landfall along the southern Queensland coast late this week.

The system reportedly delivered record levels of rain to northern queensland a fortnight ago, with Dean Narramore from the Bureau of Meteorology commenting that it has stalled near Vanuatu before redeveloping into a tropical low and further strengthening to a tropical cyclone.

Most models have predicted that the cyclone is likely to track south-east to New Zealand, but there are speculations that the system could move further west towards the Queensland coast.