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Cyclone Koji is the name given to a tropical cyclone currently being tracked in the Australian region, and it has drawn particular attention because forecasts and watches have included Queensland coastal centres such as Townsville and Cairns. Tropical cyclones are intense low-pressure systems that can produce destructive winds, heavy rainfall, storm surge and inland flooding; in Australia they are monitored and named by the Bureau of Meteorology and regional warning centres. Recent search activity around terms like “bom townsville,” “bom radar townsville,” “cyclone warning cairns” and “cyclone tracker” shows people are seeking live radar, track maps, warnings and preparation advice. Relevant details for those following Koji include official BOM warnings and watches, the forecast track/cone of uncertainty, potential rainfall and surge impacts for coastal communities, and local evacuation or preparedness notices; reputable cyclone trackers and the BOM radar feed are the best sources for near‑real‑time updates. If you are in an at‑risk area, follow local authorities, prepare an emergency kit, secure loose items and keep tuned to official alerts.

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