Could the monsoon skip the Top End entirely this year?
The Top End has stormed past its record for latest monsoon. Here’s when – and if – to expect it.
The Top End has stormed past its record for latest monsoon. Here’s when – and if – to expect it.
The Top End’s unpredictable and long-awaited monsoon season has again been tipped to arrive at the end of January, as the Bureau of Meteorology releases its preliminary summary of Australia’s 2024 climate. Read the details.
A number of streets in Leanyer have been left flooded after severe road damage triggered a number of underground pipes and water mains to burst. It’s sparked the ire of residents.
Crews worked into Monday after weekend fires broke out in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek. Watch the video.
As Territorians sweat it out for yet another week, the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the wait for the monsoon could be even longer than previously reported. Read why.
Temperatures are forecast to dip slightly for the Top End, and stormy weather is on its way. Find out more in this weather update.
Temperatures peaking at 46C will sweep across the NT. Find out where and how to stay cool in the heat.
A mother has recalled her and her toddler’s tale of survival during one of Australia’s worst natural disasters in a special Sky News investigation, Cyclone Tracy: 50 Years On, premiering at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday night.
Extreme temperatures, out of control fires, and rains are battering the Territory, prompting safety warnings to stay alert to changing weather conditions.
A remote Top End community with a long history of being hit by floods has met with authorities, calling for greater emergency support and a long-term solution to house their residents.
Unusually warmer temperatures and earlier floods are the big predictions for this upcoming Wet season, with experts sharing how to prepare for chaotic weather.
A fire danger period has been declared in the wake of a 4500 sq km bushfire burning in the Barkly region, with one homeowner describing the ‘intense’ blaze that came within metres of his home.
Residents living along the Northern Territory and WA border and further inland have been warned to brace for severe weather, with the Bureau predicting up to 150mm on Monday.
A 43-year standing record in Darwin has been broken following significant rainfall, with a number of other Top End locations also making local history. Read for details.
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