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A cyclone is racing toward Australia's flood-ravaged northeast, rattling nerves throughout a region that has already suffered billions of dollars worth of damage from the crisis.
Cyclone Anthony intensified to a Category 2 storm Sunday with winds of 130 km/h. It was expected to cross the Queensland state coast early Monday morning.
The Bureau of Meteorology warned residents in coastal communities to brace for destructive winds and more flooding.
Heavy rains that began in November caused massive flooding across Australia, killing 35 people and damaging or destroying 30,000 homes and businesses.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard called the storm a "big, cruel blow" to residents who have already dealt with months of flooding.
Cyclone Anthony intensified to a Category 2 storm Sunday with winds of 130 km/h. It was expected to cross the Queensland state coast early Monday morning.
The Bureau of Meteorology warned residents in coastal communities to brace for destructive winds and more flooding.
Heavy rains that began in November caused massive flooding across Australia, killing 35 people and damaging or destroying 30,000 homes and businesses.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard called the storm a "big, cruel blow" to residents who have already dealt with months of flooding.
