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IDD10111
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Territory Forecast
Issued at 5:00 am CST on Monday 12 May 2008

Warning Summary
Nil.  

Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A high over southeast Australia will move slowly east into the Tasman Sea over
the next few days. The high will continue to direct a mostly dry east to
southeast flow across the Territory, gradually tending warmer northerly over the
Alice Springs District as a trough develops over the interior of Western
Australia. The trough will move across southern parts of the Territory late in
the week followed by a cool southeast change.    

Forecast for Monday:
Fine and mostly sunny apart from isolated showers about the north and northeast
coast. Moderate east to southeast winds.

Fire Danger: High throughout.

Forecast for Tuesday:
Fine and mostly sunny apart from isolated showers about the north and northeast
coast. Moderate east to southeast winds tending slightly warmer northeasterly in
the Alice Springs District.  

Wednesday Outlook:
Isolated showers about the north and northeast coast. Fine elsewhere. 

Thursday Outlook:
Isolated showers about the north and northeast coast. Fine elsewhere. Becoming
cooler in the south. 

The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 pm CST Monday.