Sydney Swelters Then Cools Sharply as Spring Heat Hits NSW
Temperatures climbed more than 10C above the September average before a rapid cool change swept the region, according to The Guardian.
Sydney and parts of New South Wales experienced an unseasonably warm weekend before temperatures dropped sharply, according to The Guardian.
The newspaper reported that temperatures peaked at 35C in Sydney's outer west and 32C in the city on Monday, more than 10C above the September average, before a cool change from the southeast brought temperatures down within hours.
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- Sydney and parts of NSW swelter through temperatures in the 30s before plummeting 10C within hours — The Guardian — World
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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