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Sydney had Australia’s highest temperature just before midday
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Home>Weather News>Sydney had Australia’s highest temperature just before midday
At 11:50am this Wednesday, February 18, the weather station at Sydney Airport hit 35.3°C. At that moment, it was the hottest temperature anywhere in Australia.
It’s not often that an Australian capital city has Australia's warmest reading at a given moment in time. Normally, rural or outback areas can claim that crown.
Sydneysiders set for soaring temperatures and thunderstorms ahead of weather shift
Sydneysiders face a sweltering 35C on Wednesday as temperatures soar and thunderstorms hit the state.
A hot day is expected across New South Wales on Wednesday before the threat of thunderstorms moves in ahead of a cool change.
Sydneysiders are set to see temperatures climbing to the dizzy heights of 35C before a cold front sweeps in.
Sky News Meteorologist Tamsin Green revealed temperatures will peak for the Harbour City on Wednesday before cooling down for the rest of the week.
"We will see another warm to hot day, in fact, temperatures will be peaking for NSW on Wednesday," Green said.
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