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Wet season

The wet season runs from November until April, and is characterised by high humidity, monsoonal rains and storms. Temperatures typically range from a minimum of 25°C to a maximum of 35°C. The period leading up to monsoonal rains is known as the 'build up': humidity levels skyrocket and amazing electrical storms promise, but don't deliver, rain. The heavy rains that follow come as welcome relief, and while water can restrict travel to some areas, the wet season is a stunning time of year to see the Top End. Waterfalls tumble, skies host incredible light shows, and the landscape turns a lush green.

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