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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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North Queensland’s cyclone threat is highest from November to April, with the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) providing live tracking and warnings for any active system. The region’s tropical climate makes it prone to severe cyclones that can bring destructive winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.
What is the current cyclone situation in North Queensland?
Check the live ranking above for any active cyclones near the North Queensland coast. The BOM cyclone warning today will specify the system’s category, location, and expected movement. During the wet season, the BOM cyclone tracking map is the most reliable tool for real-time updates.
How do I prepare for a cyclone in North Queensland?
Preparation involves securing property, stocking supplies, and knowing your evacuation zone. The weather north queensland cyclone map from the BOM shows the forecast track and intensity. Follow local emergency services and check our Severe Weather Warning page for alerts.
What does a cyclone warning today mean for my area?
A cyclone warning today indicates that gale or storm-force winds are expected within 24 to 48 hours. The BOM cyclone warning today will specify the affected coastal strip and likely impact times. You should finalise preparations and monitor the BOM cyclone tracking map.
Where can I find the weather north queensland cyclone map?
The BOM cyclone tracking map is available on the bureau’s website. It shows the cyclone’s past track, current position, and forecast cone. This is the primary tool for understanding the cyclone’s path and intensity. Use it alongside our Weather Warning page.
What is the difference between a cyclone watch and a warning?
A cyclone watch means gale-force winds are possible within 48 hours. A warning means they are expected within 24 hours. For North Queensland, a warning triggers immediate action. The bom cyclone warning today will clarify which stage is active for your location.