Does the wet season affect northern territory and Queensland?

Yes, the wet season does affect the Northern Territory and Queensland.

The wet season in the Northern Territory and Queensland is a time of year when heavy rainfall and thunderstorms occur. The wet season typically begins in October and lasts until April, with the heaviest rainfall occurring between December and March. During the wet season, the Northern Territory and Queensland experience monsoonal rains, with torrential downpours and thunderstorms that can cause flooding and damage to infrastructure. The wet season also brings with it an increased risk of cyclones, which can cause widespread damage and loss of life.