The Centralian Advocate Fri 28 May 2021
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2021-05-28
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FRIDAY MAY 28 2021 WEATHER 51 V1 - NTNE01Z01MA Tanami Tiwi Daly Arnhem Carpentaria Gregory Barkly Simpson Lasseter Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 7:00 am 6:28 pm 8:22 pm 8:38 am Jun 25 Jun 2 Jun 10 Jun 18 Fri May 28 Sat May 29 Sun May 30 Mon May 31 Tue Jun 1 Wed Jun 2 Thu Jun 3 Fri Jun 4 1:05am 0.2m 7:41am 7.8m 1:23pm 2.3m 6:52pm 7.0m 1:48am 0.3m 8:24am 7.6m 2:05pm 2.5m 7:33pm 6.8m 2:31am 0.6m 9:07am 7.4m 2:51pm 2.7m 8:17pm 6.4m 3:16am 1.1m 9:50am 7.0m 3:45pm 3.0m 9:06pm 6.0m 4:05am 1.7m 10:36am 6.5m 4:51pm 3.2m 10:09pm 5.4m 4:58am 2.3m 11:26am 6.1m 6:10pm 3.3m 11:36pm 5.1m 6:00am 2.8m 12:22pm 5.8m 7:29pm 3.1m 1:14am 5.0m 7:09am 3.2m 1:28pm 5.6m 8:41pm 2.9m Darwin 22 32 Tindal 17 31 Jabiru 21 32 Nhulunbuy 23 30 3 Borroloola 15 32 Lajamanu 15 28 Tennant Creek 16 24 Alice Springs 3 17 Yulara 7 19 Location Min Max *Rain Location Min Max *Rain * rainfall 24 hours to 9am yesterday 1032 1000 992 1024 1024 1024 1032 1008 1016 1016 1016 1007 1037 WARNINGS Warnings were current at 5pm yesterday. Latest information at www.bom.gov.au/australia/warnings Coastal & Land Weather 1300 659 214 Tropical Cyclone 1300 659 211 NORTHERN TERRITORY Patchy light morning frost in the western Simpson District. Partly cloudy with a slight to medium chance of showers about the eastern Arnhem District and north coast during the day. Mostly sunny elsewhere and slightly cooler in the Top End. Moderate east to southeast winds, fresh and gusty during the day. Fire danger: high in the northwest Daly District. DARWIN and OUTER DARWIN Sunny. Winds southeasterly 15 to 25 km/h becoming light in the late afternoon. Min 20 Max 32 Saturday: Sunny. Min 19 Max 32 Sunday: More humid and mostly sunny. Min 20 Max 31 Monday: Sunny. Min 21 Max 31 DARWIN HARBOUR Winds: Southeasterly 15 to 20 knots decreasing to about 10 knots in the afternoon. Seas: Around 1 metre. Swell: Below 0.5 metres. Weather: Sunny. UV FORECASTS Katherine: 8 (very high). Tennant Creek: 6 (high). Alice Springs: 5 (moderate). Rainfall: 24hr rainfall to 9am 27 May 2021: 0.0 mm Monthly total to 9am 27 May 2021: TRACE Average for month of May: 21.1 mm 1 October 2020 to 27 May 2021: 1831.6 mm on 114 rain days Average from 1 October to end of May: 1701.2 mm May 28, 2021 Commonwealth of Australia 2021 1000 1000 1024 1024 1032 1008 1008 1016 1016 1016 997 998 1036 Auckland Bangkok Beijing Geneva Hong Kong Jakarta Johannesburg Kuala Lumpur London Los Angeles Moscow New York Rio De Janeiro Singapore Tel Aviv Tokyo showers 17 7 storms 33 28 cloudy 29 16 sunny 20 6 fine 33 28 rain 33 26 fine 21 3 fine 33 25 cloudy 20 12 fog 24 16 showers 23 11 rain 17 14 cloudy 30 17 storms 34 26 fine 27 20 fine 28 16 PROVINCIAL CENTRES Katherine: Sunny. Max 31 Saturday: Sunny. Min 13 Max 31 Tennant Creek: Sunny. Max 25 Saturday: Sunny. Min 14 Max 25 Alice Springs: Light morning frost. Max 19 Saturday: Morning frost. Sunny. Min 0 Max 20 Jabiru: Sunny. Max 32 Saturday: Sunny. Min 21 Max 33 Nhulunbuy: Possible shower. Max 30 Saturday: Mostly sunny. Min 23 Max 30 Alyangula: Partly cloudy. Max 29 Saturday: Mostly sunny. Min 19 Max 29 Borroloola: Sunny. Max 32 Saturday: Sunny. Min 12 Max 32 Yulara: Sunny. Max 20 Saturday: Sunny. Min 5 Max 21 Lajamanu: Sunny. Max 26 Saturday: Sunny. Min 10 Max 27 Maningrida: Mostly sunny. Max 32 Saturday: Mostly sunny. Min 21 Max 32 Pirlangimpi: Sunny. Max 32 Saturday: Sunny. Min 19 Max 32 Wadeye: Sunny. Max 32 Saturday: Sunny. Min 16 Max 32 Yuendumu: Sunny. Max 21 Saturday: Sunny. Min 5 Max 23 DARWIN Sun protection recommended between 9:40am to 3:50pm Maximum UV Index: 8 (very high) Sunny Mostly sunny Partly cloudy Cloudy Chance shower Shower or two Showers Drizzle, light rain Rain Shower storm Storms Windy Dust Fog Katherine DARWIN Jabiru Nhulunbuy Borroloola Alyangula Tennant Creek Alice Springs 2032 Yulara Wadeye 2032 Pirlangimpi 2330 2029 2132 1832 1331 1432 1325 720 219 1126 Lajamanu 621 Yuendumu Darwin 32 Broome 33 Alice Springs 19 Cairns 28 Hobart 11 Brisbane 22 Sydney 18 Canberra 13 Adelaide 18 Perth 24 Melbourne 14 GOLD Coast Suns have cemented their commitment to the Top End over the past few weeks and hope to continue doing so, despite the rescheduled AFL match against Hawthorn. The much-anticipated TIO Stadium match scheduled for Saturday was officially postponed on Wednesday following an outbreak of coronavirus cases in Melbourne and then on Thursday transferred to the SCG. However, the Suns are adamant that their relationship with the Top End extends further than a single match. The relationship has already seen Territorians Janet Baird, Malcolm Rosas Jr and Joel Jeffrey drafted by the Gold Coast club. And school and community visits over the past week have shown that the club is committed to growing the game in the Top End. Over the past few days, AFL and AFLW Suns stars have worked hard to inspire aspiring stars, doing drills and giving out gifts at plenty of schools. Kate Surman was among those to engage in the community, while also training with the NT Thunder girls originally set to play the curtain raiser game ahead of the AFL match. Interacting with the young kids, its always nice to take some time off and interact with these young superstars, Surman said. Its beautiful up here. A little hotter than what were used to but it has a really good community feel. A few of us trained with the NT Thunder girls and theres a lot of talent there. Its really important for us to come up and give our knowledge about whats needed to get to that next level. Suns ruckman Matt Conroy also spent plenty of time visiting schools teaching drills and handing out Suns gear. Its rewarding. Getting to get out and do stuff in the community and see them smile and laugh is always good, Conroy said. Its good to expose the Suns brand and get the kids seeing it ahead of the game coming up here. Suns general manager of consumer and community Jane McGough said the clubs relationship with the NT was about more than just playing a game in the region. For us at the Suns, the NT partnership is about more than just a game, McGough said. There are many other ele ments to our commitment to Darwin and the NT and although we cant play the game this weekend, were still committed to helping grow the game in the region. Thats why we still have player out attending schools and community groups in the area. Its important that we keep the community healthy and active and hopefully inspire the next generation of Suns AFL and AFLW players in the Northern Territory. Suns share the love in Top End NATHANIEL CHAMBERS NORTHERN TERRITORY TODAY TERRITORY TODAY 10 AM YESTERDAY lOAMTODAY 10 AM TOMORROW SEVEN-DAY TIDES SUN AND MOON Full Last 1/4 New First 1/4 AUSTRALIA TODAY 0 () - () WORLD YESTERDAY TERRITORY YESTERDAY w w w . b o m . o v . a u COASTAL AND LAND WEATHER WARNINGS: 1300 659 214 TROPICAL CYCLONE INFORMATION: 1300 659 211