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WA braces for tropical cyclone Narelle to make landfall again

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle has re-intensified, moving down the coast of Western Australia. The system is expected to reach category four tomorrow, as it travels parallel to the Pilbara region. SBS WA Correspondent Christopher Tan is at the Bureau of Meteorology office in Perth.
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