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IDD10111
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Territory Forecast
Issued at 5:00 pm CST on Saturday 4 July 2009

Warning Summary
Nil.

Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A high over the Great Australian Bight is slowly moving eastwards with a trough
approaching the southwest WA coast. The dry southeast flow throughout the
Territory will ease over the next couple of days before the winds in the south
tend warmer northeast ahead of the approaching trough early next week. Cloudy
conditions in the south will clear to the east during Monday. As the winds in
the north ease, the seabreezes will increase the humidity about the coasts.

Forecast for Saturday Evening:
Fine and dry throughout. Cool with areas of cloud in the south. Moderate east to
southeast winds.

Forecast for Sunday:
Fine and dry throughout. Cool with areas of cloud in the south. Moderate east to
southeast winds, gusty at times in the Barkly during the morning. 

Fire Danger: High to Very High north of Tennant Creek.

Forecast for Monday:
Fine apart from morning fog about the eastern Top End. Areas of cloud in the
southeast clearing during the day. Moderate east to southeast winds.

Tuesday Outlook:
Fine and sunny apart from morning fog about the eastern Top End.

Wednesday Outlook:
Fine apart from morning fog about the Top End, with cloud developing in the far
southwest during the day. 

The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am CST Sunday.