No warnings for the Northern Territory
Forecast issued at 5:00 am CST on Friday 27 February 2015.
Weather Situation
A trough lies across central parts of the Territory. A humid westerly flow to the north of the trough is causing isolated showers and storms, while a high pressure system moving through the Bight is pushing drier east to southeast winds into the south of the Territory. The trough slips south as the high moves to the east while another weak trough approaches from WA, with storms extending into southwestern parts as winds tend more humid northerly. Another high early next week directs a drier southeasterly flow again across the southern districts.
Forecast for the rest of Friday
Mostly sunny over the Simpson and eastern Lasseter Districts. Slight to medium chance of showers and storms elsewhere, increasing to high over the Top End and northern Gregory District. Hot south of Tennant Creek. Light to moderate northwest to northeast winds.
Fire Danger - Low to moderate throughout.
Saturday 28 February
Partly cloudy over the southeast Simpson District. Slight to medium chance of showers and storms elsewhere, increasing to high near the north and west coasts. Hot south of Tennant Creek. Light to moderate northwest to northeast winds.
Sunday 1 March
Partly cloudy over the southeast Simpson District. Slight to medium chance of showers and storms elsewhere. Generally hot south of Tennant Creek. Light to moderate northwest to northeast winds, with a moderate southerly change extending across the far south.
Monday 2 March
Mostly sunny over the Simpson District. Slight to medium chance of showers and storms elsewhere. Generally hot south of Tennant Creek. Light to moderate northwest to northeast winds, with moderate east to southeast winds across the Simpson District.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 4:30 pm CST Friday.
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