Tropical Cyclone Courtney Develops as Category 1 System in Australian Season

Tropical Cyclone Courtney is a Category 1 system formed on March 26, 2025, located northwest of Exmouth, Australia. The cyclone is predicted to move away from land without major impact, while the season has seen increased activity with multiple severe cyclones. DTN APAC offers expert forecasting services for businesses to navigate such weather events effectively.

Tropical Cyclone Courtney has emerged as a Category 1 system in the early hours of March 26, representing the eighth tropical cyclone of the Australian season. Initially developing from a tropical low near Bali, Courtney has moved west-southwest and is currently located approximately 900 kilometers northwest of Exmouth. The Bureau of Meteorology has officially named the system on this date.

Tropical Cyclone Courtney has developed into a Category 1 system while impacting the Australian cyclone season, which has seen a rise in severe systems attributed to warm waters. Another system, Tropical Low 28U, is being monitored for potential intensification and could lead to heavy rains across northern Australia. DTN APAC provides critical insights and forecasts for businesses to prepare for severe weather impacts.

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