Emergency Update – Alert Levels Changed (Post Cyclone Narelle)
Coral Bay is still on Yellow Alert
There is no active cyclone incident, however conditions may still be hazardous and emergency services are continuing to assess impacts across the region.
What to do:
- Take care when leaving your home (Carnarvon)
- In Coral Bay, remain alert and follow any advice to act if conditions change
- Be aware of debris, fallen trees and damaged infrastructure
- Avoid unnecessary travel where possible
- Follow directions from emergency services
Flood Watch – Gascoyne River (Yellow Alert)
With Tropical Cyclone Narelle tracking further east and bringing significant rainfall, there is potential for the Gascoyne River to flood in the coming days.
If safe to do so, now is the time to prepare:
- Follow directions in official warnings on Emergency WA
- Review your household flood plan (including pets and animals)
- Secure your property inside and out
- Locate your emergency kit and add any additional items
- Check on family, friends and neighbours
Temporary Levee Works: As a precautionary measure, a temporary levee will be constructed along the river to assist in protecting residential areas and plantations.
Road Update
The following roads are currently closed:
• Bibbawarra Bore Road Crossing
• Pelican Point Road
• Margaret / Angelo
• William / Angelo
• Shallcross St at Angelo
• Holden St at Boundary
• Boundary Rd / Robinson St
For full updates, visit:
Main Roads Travel Map and Shire of Carnarvon Road Report
Waste Services Update: The Waste Facility is back open Sunday 29 March from 8am-4pm.
If your bin collection is usually on Fridays and was not collected on Friday 27 March due to Tropical Cyclone Narelle, your bins will now be collected on Monday 30 March.
Coral Bay Waste Facility is closed until further notice.
Shire Administration: Shire Administration offices are closed Friday 27 March 2026.
Library & Art Gallery Update: Carnarvon Library & Art Gallery is closed Friday 27 March and Saturday 28 March 2026 due to forecast weather conditions associated with Tropical Cyclone Narelle.
Stay updated via Emergency WA, Main Roads Travel Map, the Bureau of Meteorology and the Shire Facebook page.