🚨 HEADS UP: KARRATHA → ONSLOW 🚨 CATEGORY 3 CYCLONE IMPACTS POSSIBLE Tropical Cyclone MITCHELL has strengthened to Category 2 north of Port Hedland, and there is growing concern it could intensify to Category 3 before landfall early Sunday morning. ⚠️ Why this matters: Category 3 systems can produce destructive winds up to 170 km/h — strong enough to • Damage homes and businesses • Bring down large trees • Cause extended power outages • Make travel dangerous or impossible 📍 Areas at risk: Karr

Karratha, is feeling the effects of Tropical Cyclone Sean, currently a Category 2 system sitting off the Western Australian coast. 💨 Wind gusts: Reaching up to 104 km/h this afternoon. 🌧️ Rainfall: An impressive 218 mm recorded since 9 AM today. 📈 Forecast: Cyclone Sean is expected to intensify further in the coming days Video sent in by LS. Storm season is here! Become a Higgins Storm Chasing premium member today and gain accurate, detailed forecasts and warnings which will help you througho

👀👀 Karratha's Tank Hill Lookout is now open! Access to the 20m lookout is via the Visit Karratha - Karratha Visitor Centre car park. Enjoy views across town from 54m above sea level! Note: For privacy reasons, the binoculars will not point towards Pelago or The Quarter, so please don't try to force them 👀👀 | City of Karratha

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#Watch 🎥 As the #AusArmy's Pilbara Regiment welcomed hundreds of people to its recent Colours Parade at Taylor Barracks in Karratha, Western Australia. The Consecration and Presentation of Colours acknowledge the dedication of members past and present. The historic milestone and celebration activities also provided an opportunity for the Pilbara Regiment to engage with, and reinforce its important relationship with the many communities across the 1.3 million square kilometre area of its operati

Just keep swimming! 🐢🌊 On 27 December at 4:00 pm, Karratha Police found a wild turtle that had been captured and abandoned in Millars Well. Officers released it at Karratha Back Beach, where it returned to the ocean without injury. | Western Australia Police Force