Footage from 27 March shows a red sky in Western Australia’s Shark Bay ahead of the arrival of a Tropical Cyclone Narelle, partially thanks to copious amounts of iron-rich dirt picked up by the storm from the country’s dusty interior. When it crossed the Western Australian coast on Friday afternoon, Cyclone Narelle became the first storm system in over 20 years to make landfall in three of Australia’s states and territories
Tracing Tropical Cyclone Narelle’s ‘very unusual’ path to hit Australia on three coastlines
Sky turns blood-red in Western Australia’s Shark Bay before arrival of Cyclone Narelle
