00:03Hello, Northern Territory. It's Sunday, the 19th of July, and this is your weather forecast for
00:08the week ahead. It is calm, stable, there's no rain on the way for the whole week. So let's have
00:13a quick zoom through the forecast. All right, Monday, no rain. Tuesday, no rain. Wednesday,
00:18no rain. Thursday, no rain. Friday, no rain. Saturday, no rain. Sunday, no rain. Here's my
00:25point. There's no rain coming. What is interesting, though, is that we're getting some really cold
00:30overnight minimum temperatures down here in the south of the state, especially on Saturday and into
00:36Sunday. Yeah, look at this. So a very, very cold pool of air, assisted by actually a lot of radiative
00:45cooling at nighttime as you sit under the center of this high. We'll see some pockets in the negatives,
00:50but most of this southern area in the 0 to 5 degrees, which means that there is actually a
00:56likelihood of frost in the region. So we're going to zoom in and have a look at a town called
01:04Eulara,
01:05which is down here in the southwest, just to get a picture of this. Again, as we showed, no rain,
01:11but really cold overnight temperatures. So 6, 5, 8, 8, 7, 6 degrees for the week. All right,
01:18I'm going to move my face so I'm not in the way. And looky here, this is the Sunday frost
01:23risk and
01:23it's only one hour, 4 a.m. So where the frost will come, it seems, you know, that is dependent
01:29on the
01:29moisture in the soils and atmosphere at the specific location. But what it shows is that we do have
01:35temperatures that have the potential to get it frosty. So that's something to note. However, it's
01:43not going to be very windy, so we're unlikely to see any sheep graziers warnings with that cold wind
01:48associated. All right, that's it, NT. Have a great week, stay safe, and we will see you next time.
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