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<h1>Bureau of Meteorology - Dry season arrives in Darwin</h1>
The wet season in the tropical Top End of Australia generally closes around May when around six months of drier, cooler climate starts.
Angeline Prasad from the BoM said from today Top End occupants will at long last appreciate some break from the sticky stickiness of the previous couple of months.
"It's really dry out there, the dampness' as of now down to 40 every penny so its really great," she said.
"We've had a become blast that is moved scarce north so its required to dry out throughout the following couple of days."
She said the great climate would likely proceed through the weekend after some stickiness on Friday.
Anyway some Top Enders will need to sit tight somewhat more for the dry.
"The dry surge hasn't generally come to the Gove Peninsula, they've had a touch of downpour," she said.
Nhulunbuy recorded 33 millimeters of downpour in the 24 hours to 9:00am on Tuesday, while Yirrkala Gardens had 28mm and the Alcan Mine had 26mm.