Dangerous fire weather conditions are forecast for all areas from Borroloola to Keep River tomorrow.
Residents and visitors to the Top End are reminded to have their bushfire survival plan ready in case of significant bushfires this week.
Current Top End conditions including dry fuel loads, low humidity, strong winds and high temperatures mean any fire has the potential to become deadly, spreading fast and out of control.
During a Fire Ban it is illegal to light a fire or use any item that emits sparks or a naked flame during this period. Failure to comply can result in substantial penalties
This week, a full Incident Management Team (IMT) will be assembled at the Bushfires NT headquarters in Acacia Hills with liaison officers from multiagency agencies represented in the event of a fire incident.
Did you know that you can now receive Bushfires NT alerts and warnings through email? To sign up go to https://securent.nt.gov.au/respond/bushfire-alerts here
Stay up to date with fire incident information by monitoring the NT Fire Incident Map here
Quotes by Bushfires NT Chief Fire Control Officer Andrew Turner.
"Now is the time to make sure your property and family are prepared."
"Stay up to date with fire incident information by monitoring the NT Fire Incident Map.
"Residents are encouraged to be aware of their surroundings and respond quickly and call 000 immediately if they see smoke or flames.
"The sooner authorities know about a fire, the sooner a response can be arranged."
