Cyclone Nora hits the western coast of Cape York as a category three system, bringing destructive winds and heavy rain that is set to cause flash flooding across much of far north Queensland.
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Cyclone Nora expected to cross Queensland coast tomorrow
Authorities now believe Severe Tropical Cyclone Nora will cross the Queensland coast early on Sunday afternoon as a category three system.
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