IDD10111
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory
Territory Forecast
Issued at 5:00 pm CST on Saturday 26 May 2012
Warning Summary
For the latest warnings for the Northern Territory, please check the Bureau's
web site at www.bom.gov.au/nt/warnings.
Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A strong high moving into the Bight, in combination with a deep low in the
Tasman Sea, is directing a cool southeast surge over the Territory. The high
moves very slowly across the Bight into southeast Australia with the surge
lasting well into next week. In the north, cloudy areas with isolated showers
about the northeast coast. Dry, mostly sunny and cool elsewhere.
Forecast for Saturday Evening:
Partly cloudy about the northeastern Top End with isolated showers about the
northeast coast. Clear and dry elsewhere. Cool to cold overnight. Moderate to
fresh southeast winds, tending strong about the coasts.
Fire Danger: High to Very High over the Darwin-Daly District.
Forecast for Sunday:
Isolated showers over the northeast coast. Dry, cool and mostly sunny elsewhere.
Moderate southeast winds, fresh and gusty at times during the day and strong
about the coasts.
Forecast for Monday:
Isolated showers over the northeast coast. Dry, cool and mostly sunny elsewhere.
Moderate southeast winds, fresh and gusty at times during the day and strong
about the coasts during the morning.
Tuesday Outlook:
Isolated showers over the Arnhem District, dry and mostly sunny elsewhere.
Wednesday Outlook:
Isolated showers over the Arnhem District and eastern Roper-McArthur District.
Dry and mostly sunny elsewhere.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am CST Sunday.
