Cyclone Erol confirmed “some indicators of weakening” whereas turning off the coast of Western Australia from Wednesday 16 April to Thursday 17 April.
The Cooperative Institute for Research in The Atmosphere (Cira) printed these photos on X, which was captured from 9:00 UTC on Wednesday (17:00 AWST on Wednesday) at 9:00 pm UTC (5:00 AWST on Thursday).
“Cyclone Erol, though nonetheless an intense storm, is exhibiting some indicators of weakening after creating a powerful central eye,” wrote the supply.
According to the newest data of the Bureau of Meteorology Thursday, the class 4 cyclone would start to weaken and moved to the coast of West Kimberley right now “. Credit: CSU/CIRA and JMA/JAXA by way of Storyfulful
