A cyclone warning has been issued off Western Australia's Kimberley coastline as Tropical Cyclone Claudia tracks over open water.
The category 2 system may produce gale force winds with gusts up to 100 kilometres per hour along the coast between Kuri Bay and Beagle Bay. Heavy rainfall is also possible around the Kimberley coast as the cyclone intensifies.
Yay another normal Aussie event. Rain.
Watch the Whack a Moles pop up and scream climate change, even though it's cyclone season
And that rain will sweep down into eastern states as it always does. Then we will have rain and everyone media included will be saying what happened to summer
Yeah! Some rain...
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