Sydneysiders woke to the coldest June morning since 2010, with temperatures dipping to around 5 degrees. In the southwest suburbs, the mercury dropped to -1.6 degrees in Campbelltown and -3.0 degrees in Bankstown. 9News FULL DETAILS:
It comes as a slow-moving high pressure system resulted in clear skies, combining with a lingering cold and dry air mass.READ MORE:
Swimmers brave the icy conditions at Wylie's Baths at Coogee Beach, on the coldest June morning since 2010.As cold as Sydney was, its icy temperature was beaten by Newcastle, with the city registering its coldest morning in 23 years, at 4.3 degrees. But Canberra trumped them both, with its -7.2 low the coldest since 2018, and the coldest June morning since 1986.READ MORE:And Perisher Valley recorded Australia's lowest June temperature since 2018, getting down to -10 degrees.In Queensland's Applethorpe, the mercury slumped to -3.5., the shortest day of the year, with the sun returning for longer and longer stretches in the sky.
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