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Less wind, more humidity and sun's position behind stifling Top End heat

· By Roxanne Fitzgerald
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While Top End temperatures are only sitting about half a degree above average for this time of year, the Bureau of Meterology says increased humidity and less wind are combining to create stifling build-up conditions.

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