That's a helluva tail - if that started feeding into land then it would be an unmitigated flooding event. So far predicted to stay offshore, stall, then head north again - but it's a kind of a 'look what i can do!' insight at the very least - so far south - no reason except chance that it couldn't be a bit further to the west causing it's second one-in-a-thousand year flood - this time in a heavily populated area thought to be out of reach of cyclones - and over 1000km from where it first struck