Cyclone Alfred Impact and Hazards

The video provides an update on Severe Tropical Cyclone Alfred, which is moving southwards in the Coral Sea and approaching Queensland. The cyclone is currently a category three with winds gusting up to 220 km/h. A Coastal Hazards Warning has been issued for parts of eastern Queensland due to damaging surf and high tides. The video discusses potential impacts, including dangerous coastal activities and possible inundation. The extended outlook suggests that Cyclone Alfred may veer away but could return, necessitating ongoing monitoring.

What is the current category of Cyclone Alfred as mentioned in the update?

• Category 2

• Category 3

• Category 4

• Category 1

What is the estimated wind speed of Cyclone Alfred?

• 150 km/h

• 180 km/h

• 220 km/h

• 250 km/h

Which area is NOT mentioned as being affected by the coastal hazards warning?

• Bundaberg

• Sydney

• Gold Coast

• Gladstone

What are the two main hazards covered by the coastal warning?

• Heavy rainfall and landslides

• Damaging surf and high tides

• Strong winds and lightning

• Fog and reduced visibility

What activities are considered dangerous due to the cyclone's impact?

• Hiking and camping

• Bird watching and photography

• Rock fishing and swimming

• Cycling and jogging

How much higher could the tides be due to Cyclone Alfred?

• 1.5 meters

• 0.5 meters

• 2 meters

• 1 meter

What is a potential consequence of the powerful waves on the east coast?

• Beach erosion

• Reduced sea temperatures

• Increased tourism

• Improved fishing conditions

What is the expected category of Cyclone Alfred as it moves away from Queensland?

• Category 4

• Category 3

• Category 2

• Category 1

Why is it important to stay updated on Cyclone Alfred's path?

• It could lead to a drought

• It might cause a heatwave

• It could change direction and return

• It might bring snow

What is unusual about Cyclone Alfred's position in relation to Brisbane?

• It's a category 3 cyclone

• It's a category 2 cyclone

• It's a category 4 cyclone

• It's a category 1 cyclone