Summary
Tropical Cyclone Greg was a small and short-lived system over open waters in the Indian Ocean to the north-east of Cocos Island.
A small low developed to the north of Christmas Island on 29 April and moved southwest. It strengthened rapidly that night, and Tropical Cyclone Greg was named on the morning of 30 April.
Tropical Cyclone Advices were issued for potential impacts to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands along with Ocean Wind Warnings and track maps. Although Greg briefly threatened Cocos (Keeling) Islands as it approached from the east, it weakened again without having any significant impacts on the islands and was downgraded during the morning of 1 May.
For more information see the Tropical Cyclone Greg Report (pdf).
Track and Intensity
