Northern Territory experienced its hottest November in more than 100 years

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The Bureau of Meteorology says the Northern Territory has sweltered though its hottest November since records began, recording daytime temperatures 3.1 degrees Celsius above average.

The Northern Territory has sweltered through record-breaking November heat, recording daytime temperatures roughly 3.1 degrees Celsius above average.Rainfall was also below average due to a lack of cloud coverNew figures from the Bureau of Metrology show that in November 2020, most places in Central Australia saw their average jump by 3C during the day and in the Top End, daytime temperatures were between 2C and 3C above average.

"Down through Central Australia, there's been troughs continually forming over WA and that's turned the winds northerly, it's just dragged that really hot air down through Central Australia."Apart from small clusters in east and coastal parts of Arnhem Land, the entire Northern Territory also experienced above-average overnight temperatures.

The lowest maximum temperature recorded at Darwin Airport was 31.9C on November 24 and its hottest was 37C on the 17th. Total Yard and Garden Care director Adam Thacker says the hotter weather makes it hard to retain staff.

 

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