Weather watch: First decent drops of the season loom for Territory
Rainfall is expected in Darwin this week while a cloud band is also developing across central and northern NT. Details.
Rainfall is expected in Darwin this week while a cloud band is also developing across central and northern NT. Details.
Fire crews are being redeployed to the same area they hosed down less than 24 hours earlier. Find out what we know so far.
A total fire ban has been imposed across most of the Top End as temperatures soar to 35C, ahead of an unusually concerning spring outlook.
East Arnhem residents are being promised a new cyclone shelter capable of holding up to 1800 people. Find out more.
A car that became submerged in Top End floodwaters is a strong ‘warning’ to motorists as wet weather continues in the Territory, authorities say. It comes as the latest road safety action plan is opened.
Adelaide River residents are being urged to stay vigilant and prepare to evacuate the region in case of flooding. FREE READ.
Flood advice warnings have been issued for 13 river catchments as a slow moving monsoonal system creeps over the Top End, with heavy rainfall and damaging winds expected.
Top End residents are being warned to brace for a wet and wild weekend with storms expected to dump up to 200mm of rain on the region along with possible destructive winds. Latest weather update.
Weather watchers have warned that there is a moderate chance of a tropical low developing into a cyclone near the Top End, as another tropical low also looms. Read the forecast.
The Bureau of Meteorology has delivered a hint of good news for sweltering Top End residents desperately hanging out for the monsoon to begin – but it comes with a catch.
An enhanced weather radar for the Barkly region is on the horizon, bringing much-needed insight to pastoralists and communities after an eight year wait.
As Territorians stepped outside to watch a brilliant lightning display, the Bureau of Meteorology recorded one of the Top End’s hottest days out of 24 years of data. Watch the video.
Stretched across hundreds of kilometres, working up to 12 hours a day and risking their safety, the workload of bushfire crews could increase with the upcoming fire season predicted to be longer than usual.
Darwin’s favourite national park remains accessible, but a week of storms is expected.
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