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NT wet season in its death throes
History tells us that April is generally the end of the Northern Territory wet season, but surprisingly there is still more rain on its way, according to weatherzone. Continue reading
Wet season over: or is it?
The monsoon has been taking a break from Northern Territory life in recent days, but there are indications that the wet season is not over just yet, according to weatherzone. Continue reading
Gulf graziers hope for good wet season
Graziers in the Gulf of Carpentaria in far north Queensland are hoping for a good wet season. Continue reading
December heat wave and bushfire weather return
Bushfires and extreme heat have surprisingly returned. It certainly amazes me how low temperatures over western Queensland a week ago and also parts of the Northern Territory have once again allowed for the heat trough and ridge to set in extending to coastal NSW once again. Furthmore, the wet season has barely made any impact [...] Continue reading
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Season breaking in the tropics
The northern tropics is in ‘build-up” mode and now some parts are getting their first or heaviest rain since last wet season. Continue reading
The Wet arrives in Broome
The wet season has kicked off in Broome with a record deluge of November rain. Continue reading
Punters bet on November wet season
An informal lottery in Broome has concluded the wet season this year will break in late November. Continue reading
Storms no longer a never never in NT
Forget the dry season, the stormy wet season is fast approaching the Top End of the Northern Territory. Continue reading