Weather Warnings - Tropical Cyclone Bulletin No.1

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre

Tropical Cyclone Information Bulletin
Issued at 10:59 AM EST on Friday 12 April 2024

At 10 am AEST Friday, Ex-Tropical Cyclone Paul with central pressure 1001 hPa was located near latitude 14.9 south longitude 156.1 east, which is about 670 km east northeast of Willis Island and 1130 km east of Cairns, and was slow moving. Ex-Tropical Cyclone Paul is slow moving in the far northeast Coral Sea. Ex-TC Paul will continue weakening throughout Friday as it moves to the northwest and is expected to dissipate on the weekend. It will not impact the Queensland coast. No further Tropical Cyclone Information Bulletins will be issued.

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