Australia’s Northern Territories have been battered by Cyclone Nathan that’s brought heavy rain, winds and gusts of more than one hundred and fifty five kilometers an hour.<br /><br /> Weather forecasters say Cyclone Nathan is expected to intensify to a category three system in open water on Monday (March 23) before weakening to a category one or two when it makes landfall again on Tuesday (March 24), reports say.<br /><br /> Latest track map for #CycloneNathan shows system intensifying during Monday morning. See http://t.co/I8CjosThGt pic.twitter.com/2b83QemLWf— BOM NT (@BOM_NT) March 22, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Some neighbourhoods lost power and others had structural damage to their homes.<br /><br /> “When the wind started it was making this huge roaring noise and my furniture on the veranda started flying around everywhere and I looked out the window and there’s my daughter’s house next door with the roof folding itself in two,” said Roger Gellett.<br /><br /> One week after Cyclone Pam tore through neighbouring Vanuatu, delivery of
