Temperatures will intensify from Sunday through Tuesday, with temperatures 8 deg C to 16 deg C above average. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SYDNEY - Large parts of Australia were in the grips of"uncommon" spring heat on Saturday, the nation's weather forecaster said, forecasting that
and it would likely develop between September and November, bringing hotter, drier conditions to Australia. "These temperatures will intensify from Sunday through Tuesday," it said on Facebook, with temperatures 8 deg C to 16 deg C above average.
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