CURRENT CONDITIONS FOR:
DARWIN AIRPORT
Temperature Dew Point Rel. Humidity Feels Like Wind Gusts Pressure Rainfall
32.4°C 25.7°C 68% 36.4°C NW 14km/h 19km/h 1007.3hPa 0.0mm / -<

Darwin-Daly for Tuesday Partly cloudy. Medium chance of showers, becoming less likely in the evening. The chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening. Light winds.

7-DAY WEATHER FORECAST: DARWIN 28 DAY RAINFALL FORECAST: CLICK HERE

TUE
Jan 21
WED
Jan 22
THU
Jan 23
FRI
Jan 24
SAT
Jan 25
SUN
Jan 26
MON
Jan 27
Summary possible shower
Possible shower
possible shower
Possible shower
possible thunderstorm
Possible thunderstorm
possible thunderstorm
Possible thunderstorm
possible shower
Possible shower
possible thunderstorm
Possible thunderstorm
possible thunderstorm
Possible thunderstorm
Maximum 33°C 33°C 33°C 33°C 33°C 33°C 33°C
Minimum 25°C 25°C 25°C 25°C 25°C 25°C 25°C
Chance of Rain
Likely Amount
60%
1-5mm
50%
1-5mm
50%
1-5mm
60%
5-10mm
50%
1-5mm
80%
5-10mm
90%
5-10mm
UV Index Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme Extreme
Frost Risk Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
  9am 3pm 9am 3pm 9am 3pm 9am 3pm 9am 3pm 9am 3pm 9am 3pm
Wind Speed 7km/h
NW
13km/h
N
9km/h
NE
12km/h
NNE
4km/h
S
12km/h
NW
5km/h
W
14km/h
WNW
6km/h
WSW
12km/h
WNW
6km/h
NW
14km/h
NW
3km/h
NW
12km/h
NW
Relative Humidity 81% 68% 82% 68% 84% 68% 82% 73% 86% 73% 83% 71% 84% 70%
Dew Point 26°C 26°C 26°C 27°C 26°C 26°C 26°C 27°C 26°C 28°C 26°C 27°C 26°C 27°C
RADAR Darwin
SATELLITE NT
synoptic
SYNOPTIC AUSTRALIA

Darwin-Daly Weather Warnings

There are no warnings current.

Next 12 hours in Darwin

mostly cloudy

3pm

Mostly cloudy
33°C
mostly cloudy

6pm

Mostly cloudy
31°C
mostly cloudy

9pm

Mostly cloudy
28°C
mostly cloudy

12am

Mostly cloudy
26°C
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Darwin Sun & Moon Times

Tuesday Next Occurrence
First Light Sunrise Sunset Last Light Moon Phase moon rise moon set last quarter new moon first quarter full moon
first light
06:13 CST
sunrise
06:36 CST
sunset
19:20 CST
last light
19:42 CST
moon
rise
Wed 00:14 CST
set
Wed 13:02 CST
moon
Wed
Jan 22
moon
Wed
Jan 29
moon
Wed
Feb 5
moon
Thu
Feb 13

Darwin Airport Past 5 Days

  Minimum Maximum Rainfall
Tue
Jan 21
27.0°C 32.9°C 0.0mm
Mon
Jan 20
25.2°C 33.7°C 11.8mm
Sun
Jan 19
25.0°C 30.7°C 1.2mm
Sat
Jan 18
24.5°C 30.3°C 37.4mm
Fri
Jan 17
24.7°C 28.8°C 14.4mm

Darwin Airport Year To Date

average rainfall to Jan
431.3mm
21.4 day(s)
total for 2025
280.6mm
15 day(s)
total to this day 2024
256.4mm
17 day(s)
wettest day
71.0mm
Jan 6
lowest temperature
23.3°C
Jan 6
highest temperature
34.3°C
Jan 12

Darwin Airport Almanac

January minimum temperature
lowest this month
23.3°C
6th
lowest on record
20.2°C
23rd 1985
average this month
25.4°C
+0.5°C
long-term average
24.9°C
January maximum temperature
highest this month
34.3°C
12th
highest on record
36.1°C
7th 2014
average this month
32.9°C
+1.1°C
long-term average
31.8°C
January rainfall
wettest this month
71.0mm
6th
total this month
280.6mm
15 day(s)
long-term average
431.3mm
21.4 day(s)
wettest on record
940.4mm
1995
driest on record
136.1mm
1965

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Warmest night in decades for parts of WA

13:24 AEDT After a searing hot day, Western Australians sweltered through a near record warm night last night.   The uncomfortable days and nights are being caused by extremely hot and dry easterly winds flowing over the west coast in response to Severe Tropical Cyclone Sean.  Image: 850hPa temperature and wind at 8pm AWST on Monday, January 20 showing clockwise winds around Severe Tropical Cyclone Sean dragging a hot airmass from Australia’s interior all the way to the west coast.  This is causing a severe to extreme heatwave to impact southwestern WA, with Geraldton equalling its highest record temperature of 49.3°C on Monday, meanwhile Perth airport hit 44.7°C and the city 43.6°C.  After an extremely hot day, temperatures remained in the mid to high 30s across the southwest of the state until around 8pm before finally dropping into the high 20s after midnight.  For some locations in western WA Monday night was the warmest in decades;  Mandurah’s minimum dropped to 28.4°C which equals the record set in 1968.  Bickley a western suburb of Perth recorded a minimum of 27.1°C, which is the warmest night in at least 30 years.  Perth’s temperature dropped to a warm 27.2°C, 9°C above average and only 2.5°C off the record.  The severe to extreme heatwave is set to continue across large parts of WA for the next three days, with temperatures forecast to reach the high 30s to low 40s.

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