The rest of the year rainfall is minimal. In the southern and central parts, the contrast between wet and dry is not as marked. While zero rainfall can be experienced in all calendar months, significant totals are also possible in all months, but are more likely in summer. In Central Australia the average summer daytime temperatures are around 35 C or more, dropping to about 25 C in June and July. From May to September the prevailing southeasterlies bring predominantly fine conditions throughout the Territory.
Climate data is available in a range of formats to suit particular needs.
Contact the Bureau in the Northern Territory if you require further information. For Year Yearly Average 8. This service provides hydrometeorolgical advisory services in support of planning and management of land and water resources. In the Northern Territory, the Bureau operates a generalised flood warning service. Warnings of the occurrence or expected occurrence of flooding over an area are described in general terms in the routine public weather forecasts.