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Adelaide
19/40
Alice Springs
24/43
Brisbane
23/30
Broome Airport
28/35
Cairns
25/34
Canberra
15/36
Darwin
27/34
Hobart
12/24
Melbourne
14/31
Perth
17/24
Sydney
21/28
Townsville
25/33
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current extremes
Hottest
Birdsville, QLD
43.6°C
Coldest
Mount Read, TAS
6.7°C
Windiest
Maatsuyker Island, TAS
N 51km/h
Wettest
Kununurra Ap, WA
13.0mm last hr
current national summary
Showers and storms across WA's north, the NT's Top End and east Qld, some intense. Unstable onshore winds over east Qld and northeast NSW brings showers, heavy in Qld. A high keeps much of SA, Tas, Vic and remaining NSW dry while also helping pull intense heat across the interior
capital cities
| Sydney | 21°C | 28°C |  |
| Melbourne | 14°C | 31°C |  |
| Brisbane | 23°C | 30°C |  |
| Perth | 17°C | 24°C |  |
| Adelaide | 19°C | 40°C | |
| Canberra | 15°C | 36°C | |
| Hobart | 12°C | 24°C | |
| Darwin | 27°C | 34°C |  |
most recent warnings
NSW/ACT - Sat 17:14 EDTOcean Wind Warning Southeast
QLD - Sat 15:34 EST
Flood Warning - Bremer River and Warrill Creek (QLD)
WA - Sat 12:44 WST
Heatwave Warning
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Australia's heatwaves: the scorching past and present
15:51 AEDT Intense heatwaves across far southern areas of Australia are no longer rare occurrences; they are becoming defining features of Australian summers, searing the land and leaving an indelible mark on the nation's memory.
- 17:03 AEDT Huge heatwave about to bake Australia
- 14:15 AEDT Canberra facing hottest day in almost five years
- 13:54 AEDT Victoria's first 45°C in four years on the horizon
- 08:27 AEDT 'Everest of the Seas' races through Aussie waters
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