No warnings for the Northern Territory
Forecast issued at 4:30 pm CST on Saturday 22 July 2017.
Weather Situation
A high over southeastern Australia is directing a dry, southeasterly flow into the Top End. As the high weakens, a gradual return to a more humid easterly flow with showers returning to the northeast coast. Persistent northerly winds ahead of a series of troughs moving through Western Australia will maintain warmer temperatures in the south.
Forecast for the rest of Saturday
Clear. Light to moderate east to southeast winds, tending light and variable south of Ti Tree.
Sunday 23 July
A slight chance of isolated showers about the far northeast coast, mostly sunny elsewhere. Patchy early morning frost in the Simpson District. Light to moderate east to southeast winds, tending northeasterly south of Ti Tree during the morning.
Fire Danger - High to Very High over the western Top End and Gregory District.
Monday 24 July
A slight chance of isolated showers about the far northeast coast, sunny elsewhere. Early morning fog patches about the eastern Top End. Light to moderate east to southeast winds, tending fresh at times through central parts in the morning. Winds tending northeast south of Ti Tree.
Tuesday 25 July
Partly cloudy about the northeast coast, sunny elsewhere. Early morning fog patches about the eastern Top End. Light to moderate east to southeast winds, tending fresh at times through central parts in the morning. Winds tending northeast south of Ti Tree.
Wednesday 26 July
Partly cloudy about the northeast coast, sunny elsewhere. Early morning fog patches about the eastern Top End. Light to moderate east to southeast winds, tending fresh at times through central parts in the morning. Winds tending northeast south of Ti Tree.
The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am CST Sunday.
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