Earlier today we released our Tropical Cyclone Outlook for 2020–21, indicating that we're likely to see average—or even above average—numbers of tropical cyclones and tropical lows, due to the influence of La Niña. Australia sees 9 to 11 tropical cyclones on average each year, with four typically crossing our coast—but we know that it only takes one cyclone to have a devastating effect on communities. Know your weather. Know your risk. Find out more at http://ow.ly/HtKD50BPHhL | Bureau of Meteor

WATCH: our new 'Understanding tropical cyclone categories' video. A tropical cyclone’s effects vary depending on its intensity, so it’s important to understand the hazards involved and the potential damage a tropical cyclone can cause. More info: http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/about/ | Bureau of Meteorology

Later this week, a monsoon surge is forecast to move into the Australian region. We are likely to see an increased chance of low pressure systems developing across the tropics, which may strengthen to tropical cyclones. The 7 Day Tropical Cyclone Forecast helps the Australian community prepare for tropical lows and cyclones. Keep up to date with the latest information, by visiting our Tropical Cyclone 7 Day Forecast: http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/7dayforecast/. | Bureau of Meteorology

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