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Here’s what you can expect with today’s Townsville weather

As summer sets in what can locals expect today? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.

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Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Townsville weather

As we move into summer what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.

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Here’s what you can expect with today’s Geelong weather

As we move into summer what can locals expect today? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.

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Perth Christmas weather: West Aussies head to the beach for celebrations in sweltering heatwave

The beach was the place to be on Christmas Day, with tens of thousands of West Aussies flocking to the water donning their best festive gear as the mercury soared.

Temperatures hit a sizzling high of 42.1C — narrowly avoiding the unwanted record of Perth’s hottest Christmas in 2021 when the city reached a scorching 42.8C.

Perth recorded its high about 3.30pm, and also dodged its record of highest minimum temperature on record, dipping to just 24.8C about 5am.

In light of the extreme heat, City Beach was among those completely packed out on Thursday morning, with families adorned in matching shirts, and groups of friends sharing food and drink.

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Adelaide weather forecast for Saturday December 20th and the days ahead

Here’s the weather for December 20th and a look at what’s to come.

Adelaide is heading into a more comfortable stretch of weather over the coming week, with cooler nights, mild daytime temperatures and only a brief bout of wet weather before sunshine takes over again, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.

The remainder of Saturday is mostly sunny and warm, with temperatures reaching a top of 28 degrees. While conditions will stay largely dry, there is a slight chance of a shower later tonight. Winds will shift through the day, and sun protection is essential, with the UV Index forecast to reach an extreme level of 14.

Adelaide weather forecast for Wednesday December 17th and the days ahead

Here’s the weather for December 17th and a look at what’s to come for the rest of the week and the weekend.

Adelaide is in for a taste of summer over the coming days, with hot temperatures, sunny days and a cooler change rolling in just in time for the weekend, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest forecast.

Today is shaping up to be a scorcher, with the temp climbing to a high of 35 degrees under sunny skies. Early risers will enjoy a relatively mild start at 19 degrees, but conditions will heat up quickly throughout the day. There’s no rain on the radar, so make sure to stay in the shade and be sun smart, especially if you’re heading to the Ashes test!

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