Prolonged Top End Heatwave and Appearance of Hector the Convector
Australia's most reliable storm cloud, Hector the Convector, has made its regular seasonal appearance over the Tiwi Islands near Darwin, coinciding with a declared heatwave in the Top End.
Two notable meteorological phenomena are occurring in the Northern Territory's Top End: an ongoing heatwave and the seasonal appearance of Hector the Convector, a storm cloud that develops over the Tiwi Islands at roughly the same time every day for months.
Australia's most reliable storm cloud, Hector the Convector, makes its regular seasonal appearance over Tiwi Islands near Darwin as Top End heatwave declared.
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Author's summary: Hector the Convector appears amidst Top End heatwave.
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