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Alice Springs 20/36
mostly sunny
mostly sunny
Borroloola 26/40
Darwin 25/33
possible thunderstorm
Katherine 25/36
showers increasing
mostly sunny
Nhulunbuy 25/33
mostly sunny
Tennant Creek 25/40

Northern Territory observations table »

forecast summary state forecast


Tuesday Showers/storms mostly in the west. Mostly sunny and hot elsewhere.


Wednesday Sultry in the Top End with isolated showers/storms. Hot in the south with a few showers and t'storms.


Thursday Hot and humid in Top End with showers and storms. Hot and generally dry in the south.


Friday Showers and storms in the Top End.. Warm-to-hot and dry in the south.

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current extremes current extremes

Hottest
29.2°C
Coldest
21.7°C
Windiest
SSE 25km/h
Wettest
0.2mm last hr

historic extremes historic December extremes

Hottest Day
47.5°C
Coldest Day
16.0°C
Hottest Night
33.9°C
Coldest Night
0.0°C
Wettest 24hr
365.0mm

Northern Territory Weather Forecasts

major stations | all stations
station
(ungroup by district) 		forecast min max chance of rain rain amount frost risk 9am 3pm
wind rh wind rh
°C °C km/h % km/h %
possible thunderstorm Possible thunderstorm
 25 33 90% 10-20mm Nil W 8 77 NW 15 73
showers increasing Showers increasing
 25 36 60% 10-20mm Nil WNW 8 75 WNW 10 52
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 25 33 20% 1-5mm Nil NW 9 74 N 13 71
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 26 40 20% < 1mm Nil NNW 5 65 E 12 57
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 25 40 5% < 1mm Nil SE 26 14 SSE 18 9
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
 20 36 30% < 1mm Nil ESE 22 11 SSE 20 12

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